LitPick Review
In the book, Gypsy Prince, an innocent horse
is thrown into WWII. He was not prepared, but he
adjusts quickly in training camp. Gypsy Prince
thinks all of the drills are like games. When he
really goes into war, he learns otherwise. He
goes from a Nazi warhorse to a food cart puller.
He even goes to the American side for a little.
Gypsy Prince continues wandering, until he finds
some trace of his old, peaceful life.
Opinion:
I loved this book. I thought it was kind of
like Black Beauty. A horse goes from owner to
owner, meeting up with his past now and then. It
was great. I enjoyed hearing what war was like
for Gypsy Prince. However, I didn't like that
the horse was on Germany's side, although I
guess he really wasn't for the ideas of the
Nazis.
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