H. C. Andersen wrote about 160 fairy tales and stories, which were published in 8 collections between 1835 and 1848, and translated into more than 120 languages.
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The 1950 edition of Andersen's Tales and Incidents, which brings a large and representative selection of well-known and lesser-known fairy tales, provides the reader with a broad picture of the author's imagination, lyricism, and lessons.
At a time when he peacefully grazed the lush grass next to his mother in his native green valley, the beautiful young stallion, Black Beauty, could not even dream of all the adventures that would befall him in the future.
The novel emphasizes how even good can have bad consequences when taken out of proportion, and that responsibility, morality, and honesty are more important than wealth itself.
The plot depicts adventures during which he will clash with a gang of smugglers.