A small gem from Leo Tolstoy, this poignantly profound tale from the viewpoint of an old horse comments on such perennially human concerns as prejudice, fortune, and morality.
Can a stray dog change the life of a teenage boy? It looks as if Strider can. He's a dog that loves to run; because of Strider, Leigh Botts finds himself running -- well enough to join the school track team.
This sequel to Beverly Cleary's beloved Newbery Medal-winning classic, Dear Mr. Henshaw, stars Strider, a dog who loves to run. Can a stray dog change the life of a teenage boy? It looks as if Strider can.
Strider: The Story of a Horse (1886) is a remarkable story by Russian novelist and philosopher Leo Tolstoy. The story is an interior monologue by a horse that contrasts the life of the noble horse with that of his selfish owner....
Strider , who has a straight , strong back , looked interested . " You know , that's not a bad idea , ” said Barry . " Let's go up to my place and build him a posture dish out of Dad's scrap lumber . ” We fastened Strider's leash to his ...
Despite his maverick coat, Strider is a thoroughbred and a champion. He tells his story to the other horses in the stable; it is one of unexpected triumph and undeserved despair, running much the same as his master's, a dissolute prince.
His satire elucidates the resentment he felt towards elite and their frivolous ways. This short work by the author is a must-read for learning his ideologies and beliefs.
His satire elucidates the resentment he felt towards elite and their frivolous ways. This short work by the author is a must-read for learning his ideologies and beliefs.
Strider: The Story of a Horse (EasyRead Super Large 18pt Edition)