The Summer Of The Beautiful White Horse - William Saroyan

The story is interesting because of its warm humour, simple charm, and the characters like Mourad and Uncle Khosrove. The boys’ love for horses, Mourad’s crazy yet lovable nature, and the contrast between the family’s strict honesty and the theft of the horse create curiosity. The ending is also satisfying because it shows that the boys finally act according to their family’s value of honesty.

The boys kept the horse for some time, but in the end they returned it because they belonged to the Garoghlanian family, which was famous for its honesty. Mourad says, “Are you inviting a member of the Garoghlanian family to steal? The horse must go back to its true owner.” This shows they returned it because they felt it would be wrong to keep it, not because they were afraid.

This is an open-ended personal response. You can narrate any childhood incident in a nostalgic way. For example, you may write about getting lost in a fair, climbing a tree with friends, learning to cycle, or any memorable family outing. The narration should include what happened, how you felt, and why you still remember it as a special childhood memory.