Vintage Good Condition - Covers scuffed/stained, Page edges heavily browned/speckled, pages toned/spotted; text readable. Illustrations copyright 1963.
Two enduring animal stories come together in this illustrated Companion Library volume, bound back to back. Anna Sewell's Black Beauty follows a horse through changing owners and circumstances, contrasting thoughtful care with the suffering caused by ignorance, vanity and cruelty. Told from the horse's perspective, it makes a moving appeal for kindness to working animals. In Jack London's The Call of the Wild, Buck is stolen from a comfortable California home and forced into the harsh world of northern sled dogs, where survival awakens powerful instincts. Illustrations by E. Raymond Kinstler and Lee Gregori accompany the respective stories. Together, the novels explore loyalty, endurance and the complicated relationship between animals and the people who shape their lives.
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