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The Greatest Fairytales of All Time in One Book - cover

The Greatest Fairytales of All Time in One Book

Lewis Carroll, Oscar Wilde, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hans Christian Andersen, Andrew Lang, George MacDonald, John Ruskin, Mary Louisa Molesworth, J.M. Barrie, Brothers Grimm, Johnny Gruelle, R. Nisbet Bain, Evelyn Sharp, Maurice Maeterlinck, Carl Sandburg, Marion St. John Webb, W. R. S. Ralston, Arthur Ransome, Georgette Leblanc

Publisher: DigiCat

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The Greatest Fairytales of All Time in One Book is a masterful assemblage that traverses the enchanted realms of human imagination, offering tales that are timeless and universal. This anthology boasts a stunning mosaic of styles, from the whimsical to the haunting, capturing the essence of storytelling itself. With narratives that breathe life into mythical landscapes or delve into the moral fabrics of society, readers will encounter iconic motifs reimagined and preserved through myriad voices. Peering into these pages, the Curtain draws aside on enchanted worlds where timeless themes of love, courage, and the eternal stratagems of good versus evil unfold before the curious eyes of readers. This collection brings together the literary giants, uniting writers from the pantheon of folk and fairy tale literature. Lewis Carroll and Oscar Wilde intermingle with the evocative melancholy of Hans Christian Andersen and the rich tapestries woven by George MacDonald's pen. The themes resonate through the hands of prolific storytellers from varied cultural influences, reflecting the broader narrative of humanity's yearning for the fantastical. Each contributor adds a unique flavor, crafting a collection that echoes the rich traditions and narrative innovation, a testament to the timeless allure of fairy tales across generations and cultures. For those seeking a portal into the richness of fairy tale lore, this anthology offers an unprecedented voyage. Readers are invited to explore the myriad of perspectives, where poetic justice and magical realism prevail to educate and delight. As a celebration of literary artistry, it fosters dialogue between diverse storytelling traditions, making it an indispensable treasure for anyone who appreciates the enchantment and insight possible within the confines of a single, remarkable volume.
Available since: 11/13/2022.
Print length: 7311 pages.

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