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In "Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales," Juliana Horatia Ewing embarks on a whimsical journey that intertwines classic storytelling with moral lessons and richly-drawn characters. Ewing's style is characterized by its charm and simplicity, harkening back to the narrative traditions of 19th-century children'Äôs literature. Each tale, steeped in vibrant imagery and folklore-inspired elements, reflects Victorian sensibilities while also challenging societal norms, making these stories relevant for both young readers and adults alike. Through enchanting plots and engaging dialogue, Ewing conveys timeless…mehr

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In "Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales," Juliana Horatia Ewing embarks on a whimsical journey that intertwines classic storytelling with moral lessons and richly-drawn characters. Ewing's style is characterized by its charm and simplicity, harkening back to the narrative traditions of 19th-century children'Äôs literature. Each tale, steeped in vibrant imagery and folklore-inspired elements, reflects Victorian sensibilities while also challenging societal norms, making these stories relevant for both young readers and adults alike. Through enchanting plots and engaging dialogue, Ewing conveys timeless messages about virtue, resilience, and the power of imagination. Juliana Horatia Ewing, a prominent figure in children'Äôs literature, drew on her experiences in the Victorian era, where stories often served as moral compasses for children. Her early life, marked by her upbringing in a creative family, nurtured her talents as a storyteller. Ewing's commitment to fostering an appreciation for literature in children is evident throughout her works, as she skillfully combines delightful narratives with didactic themes, making fairytale reimaginings an essential part of her oeuvre. Readers seeking a nostalgic yet thought-provoking collection will find "Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales" an indispensable addition to their shelves. Ewing's masterful storytelling not only captivates the imagination but also provides enduring lessons. This collection is perfect for parents, educators, and anyone who cherishes the artistry of traditional fairy tales infused with literary depth.

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Juliana Horatia Ewing was a noted English writer of children's literature during the late 19th century. Born on August 3, 1841, in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, Ewing's literary career was marked by her enchanting storytelling and ability to elicit both laughter and moral reflection. She was the daughter of Rev. Alfred Gatty, a vicar and writer, and Margaret Gatty, who was also a well-known author of juvenile works, providing a rich literary environment for Ewing's early development as a writer. Ewing began writing and illustrating stories for children at a young age and her first work to appear in print was 'Melchior's Dream and Other Tales' published in 1862. Her storytelling was characterized by her whimsical style, love of folklore, and the use of vernacular speech. Her most renowned work, 'Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales', stands as a true testament to her skill as a narrator and her ability to breathe new life into traditional tales, presenting them in a manner that resonated with the children of her era. Her works often conveyed strong moral lessons intertwined with humor and pathos, earning her a place among the literati of children's authors of her time. She remained prolific until her untimely death on May 13, 1885. Her legacy, however, endures in her charming and earnest tales that continue to be celebrated for their imaginative power and insight into child psychology.