Sewell A. - êíèãè ³ á³îãðàô³ÿ

Ðîìàí àíãë³éñüêî¿ ïèñüìåííèö³ Àííè Ñüþåë (1820–1878) «×îðíèé Êðàñåíü» ïðèñâÿ÷åíî ïîðîäèñòîìó êîíåâ³. Ïðîòå öþ ³ñòîð³þ ÷èòà÷àì îïîâ³äຠïðî ñåáå ñàìà òâàðèíà. Îïîâ³äü êîíÿ ñïîâíåíà äèâîâèæíèõ ïðèãîä òà çàõîïëèâèõ ïîä³é, ÿê³ ñòàëèñÿ ç íèì çà äîâã³ ðîêè ñëóæ³ííÿ ëþäÿì. Ïðî÷èòàâøè öþ êíèãó, âè íàâ÷èòåñÿ êðàùå ðîçóì³òè öèõ áëàãîðîäíèõ òâàðèí.

The English writer Anna Sewell (1820—1878) devoted this book to her favourite animals — horses. A thoroughbred, well brought-up, submissive and faithful horse Black Beauty tells about his life beginning with his careless childhood of a slow-witted foal till his adult age when he, having served people for many years and tasted good and evil from various owners, finds at last his happiness. Since all the events are shown through the horse's eyes, it is easier for a reader to comprehend these noble animals, to be imbued with their fate. The book stirs up sympathy with each living being, teaches mercy and love not only for the animals but for the people as well.