126 Results with the "Children's Literature" genre
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Black Beauty
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell is a classic novel told from the perspective of a horse, recounting his experiences with both kind and cruel owners while highlighting the importance of kindness and humane treatment of animals.-
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Before the Story
Before the story truly begins, the legend of Maniac Magee is already taking shape in the town of Two Mills, where the lines between reality and myth blur in fascinating ways. The tale starts with a depiction of Maniac’s origins, where he is said to have been born in a place as grim as a dump. The narrative exaggerates his physical traits, with descriptions of his body that sound more like a caricature—his stomach likened to a cereal box, his heart compared to a sofa spring, giving him an almost…-
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AS PERRY SAW IT
In Chapter XXII of "Just David," titled "As Perry Saw It," the narrative unfolds through the experiences and conversations of Perry Larson, providing a unique perspective on David's impact on the community while he battles for his life. The chapter begins with Jack Gurnsey frequently visiting the farmhouse to inquire about David's condition, often engaging with Perry Larson, who offers insights into David's influence on various townspeople. Perry Larson recounts the unexpected concern for David from…-
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ANSWERS THAT DID NOT ANSWER
Chapter XII of "Just David" opens with David recounting to a man and a little girl, identified as Jack and Jill respectively, his encounter with a group of boys from which he emerged battered but victorious, thanks to his desire to rescue a cat. The siblings, living in a small house across the creek from Sunnycrest, provide care for David's injuries while trying to understand the courageous yet enigmatic boy who fought off six older boys to save an animal. Through their conversation, it is revealed that…-
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A SURPRISE FOR MR. JACK
Chapter XIII of "Just David," titled "A Surprise for Mr. Jack," unfolds a poignant narrative embedding the transformative influence of a young boy, David, on the villagers and particularly on the lives at the Holly farmhouse. The chapter reveals how David, with his unique perspective on life and nature, gradually changes the worldview of the pragmatic Simeon Holly and his wife, Ellen. David's peculiar behaviors—his preference for sunsets over supper, flowers over toy pistols, and his compassionate…-
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A STORY REMODELED
In Chapter 24 of "Just David," titled "A Story Remodeled," an intriguing conversation unfolds between David, Mr. Jack, and Miss Holbrook, revolving around the story "The Princess and the Pauper." Miss Holbrook, referred to as the Lady of the Roses, asks David to relay her thoughts on the story's ending to Mr. Jack, hinting that she has insights that might alter its conclusion. Despite his excitement over the Halloween festivities, David remembers to deliver Miss Holbrook's message to Mr. Jack, sparking a…-
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49 My Last Home
Black Beauty finds himself meticulously groomed one summer day, hinting at a new chapter in his life. With his groom and Willie, he arrives at a charming house where they meet Miss Blomefield, Miss Ellen, and another lady. Their inspection is thorough, revealing their varied opinions about Beauty's suitability. Mr. Thoroughgood recommends a trial period for Beauty, highlighting his belief in Beauty's quality despite his blemished knees, which are the result of past mishaps, not inherent flaws. The next…-
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Chapter 48 of "Black Beauty" by Anna Sewell, titled "Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandson Willie," shares an uplifting turn of events in the life of Black Beauty. The scene opens at a horse sale where Black Beauty finds himself among other aged and debilitated horses, subject to the gazes of equally worn-out buyers and sellers. Amidst the dismal surroundings, a kind grandfather, Farmer Thoroughgood, and his enthusiastic grandson, Willie, spot Black Beauty. Their initial observation hints at a former…
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47 Hard Times
Chapter 47 of "Black Beauty," titled "Hard Times," narrates a particularly challenging period in the life of Black Beauty under the ownership of Nicholas Skinner, a harsh and unkind master. Skinner, described with daunting features such as "black eyes and a hooked nose," represented the epitome of cruelty towards horses and humans alike. His treatment of horses as mere tools for profit, without regard for their wellbeing, highlights the dire conditions Black Beauty endures. This chapter starkly portrays…-
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46 Jakes and the Lady
In Chapter 46 of "Black Beauty," titled "Jakes and the Lady," the narrative unfolds from Black Beauty's perspective, detailing a demanding period in his life after being sold to a corn dealer and baker. Under the ownership of a man who, while generally ensuring good food and fair work, often leaves the premises, entrusting operations to a foreman who habitually overloads Black Beauty. The foreman's insistence on maximizing each journey strains Black Beauty beyond his capacity, especially with a cruelly…-
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