Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen - Illustrated by Arthur Rackham - Andersen, Hans Christian
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This beautiful collection of Hans Christian Andersen's 1932 fairy tale anthology is illustrated by the masterful Arthur Rackham. Danish poet and author, Hans Christian Andersen always wrote fairy tales in his unique, colloquial style. His charming moral stories are full of love, friendship, and even tragic heartbreak as he paints beautiful scenes and characters in his reader's mind. This 1932 collection of his stories features gorgeous full-colour plates and black-and-white illustrations from the Golden Age's Arthur Rackham. Some of the stories collated in this volume include: The Ugly…mehr

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This beautiful collection of Hans Christian Andersen's 1932 fairy tale anthology is illustrated by the masterful Arthur Rackham. Danish poet and author, Hans Christian Andersen always wrote fairy tales in his unique, colloquial style. His charming moral stories are full of love, friendship, and even tragic heartbreak as he paints beautiful scenes and characters in his reader's mind. This 1932 collection of his stories features gorgeous full-colour plates and black-and-white illustrations from the Golden Age's Arthur Rackham. Some of the stories collated in this volume include: The Ugly Duckling The Snow Queen The Steadfast Tin Soldier The Emperor's New Clothes Thumbelina The Princess and the Pea The Little Match Girl The Little Mermaid
Autorenporträt
Danish novelist and poet Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) is best known for his captivating fairy tales, which have grown to be cherished classics of children's literature. Andersen, who was raised in poverty and had no formal schooling when he was a child in Odense, Denmark, overcame these obstacles to become one of the greatest storytellers of all time. Fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen, including "The Snow Queen," "The Emperor's New Clothes," "The Little Mermaid," and "The Ugly Duckling," have gained international recognition and have been translated into several languages. Transformation, resiliency, compassion, and the triumph of the human spirit are frequent themes in his tales. Andersen's stories often discuss both the good and bad sides of life, demonstrating his talent for expressing difficult feelings and moral teachings in a compelling and understandable way. Andersen created dramas, novels, and travelogues in addition to his fairy tales, but it is his fairy tales that have had the longest-lasting influence on literature and popular culture. The innovative narrative, enduring characters, and profound ideas in Andersen's writings continue to be treasured. His reputation as a brilliant storyteller persists, and readers of all ages all over the globe continue to treasure and read his works.