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The Four Corners - An Engrossing Tale of Morality Society and Gender in the Victorian Era - cover

The Four Corners - An Engrossing Tale of Morality Society and Gender in the Victorian Era

Amy Ella Blanchard

Editorial: Good Press

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In "The Four Corners," Amy Ella Blanchard presents a captivating exploration of childhood adventure and imagination through the lens of four distinct characters, each inhabiting the corners of a symbolic playroom. The narrative is infused with a lyrical quality, blending vivid descriptions and engaging dialogue that invite readers into a richly imaginative world. Blanchard's prose artfully balances whimsy with moral lessons, reflecting early 20th-century ideals of childhood that emphasize both the joys and responsibilities of youth. This book serves as a timeless reminder of the importance of friendship and the power of creativity, resonating with the literary traditions of her contemporaries while establishing its own unique voice in children's literature. Amy Ella Blanchard was a prolific author known for her contributions to children's literature, inspired by her own experiences of play and exploration as a child. Living during a transformative era, she witnessed the changing dynamics of childhood, leading her to craft stories that celebrate imagination and camaraderie. Blanchard's deep appreciation for the beauty of nature and the innocence of childhood shines through in her writing, offering readers not just a narrative, but an invitation to reflect on their own youthful adventures. Readers seeking a blend of nostalgia and enchantment will find "The Four Corners" an irresistible addition to their literary repertoire. Blanchard's ability to weave lessons into the fabric of a delightful story makes this book an enriching experience for children and adults alike. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the evolution of children's literature and the enduring nature of childhood imagination.
Disponible desde: 12/10/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 181 páginas.

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