Anna Sewell

Anna Sewell was a British novelist best known for writing "Black Beauty," published in 1877. This novel is narrated by a horse and highlights the treatment and humane care of working animals. Sewell’s work was motivated by her concern for animal welfare and aimed to promote kindness and ethical treatment of horses. Despite facing health challenges, she dedicated herself to her writing, and her book became a classic that continues to influence perceptions of animal cruelty and compassion today. Her story is a significant contribution to literature and animal advocacy.