The Happy Prince And Other Tales (eBook, ePUB)
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"The Happy Prince and Other Tales" is a collection of children's stories written by the renowned Irish author Oscar Wilde. First published in 1888, the collection contains several short stories, each with its own moral lesson or message. The title story, "The Happy Prince," tells the tale of a statue of a prince, who in life was sheltered from the realities of poverty and suffering. After his death, his statue overlooks the city, and with the help of a swallow, he learns about the struggles of the people below. The story explores themes of compassion, sacrifice, and the true meaning of happine...
"The Happy Prince and Other Tales" is a collection of children's stories written by the renowned Irish author Oscar Wilde. First published in 1888, the collection contains several short stories, each with its own moral lesson or message. The title story, "The Happy Prince," tells the tale of a statue of a prince, who in life was sheltered from the realities of poverty and suffering. After his death, his statue overlooks the city, and with the help of a swallow, he learns about the struggles of the people below. The story explores themes of compassion, sacrifice, and the true meaning of happiness. Other stories in the collection include "The Nightingale and the Rose," which examines themes of love, sacrifice, and the nature of beauty, and "The Selfish Giant," which tells the story of a giant who learns the importance of kindness and generosity. Oscar Wilde's stories in "The Happy Prince and Other Tales" are characterized by their enchanting language, vivid imagery, and moral depth. While primarily intended for children, these tales are also enjoyed by adults for their timeless wisdom and universal themes. Wilde's ability to blend fantasy with moral instruction has made this collection a beloved classic of children's literature.
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