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True Stories of Wonderful Deeds
Anonymous
其他書名
Pictures and Stories for Little Folk
出版DigiCat, 2022-08-01
主題Fiction / ClassicsReference / General
ISBNEAN:8596547137597
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=OoZ_EAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋In 'True Stories of Wonderful Deeds,' the reader is regaled with enchanting narratives designed to charm and instruct young minds. This collection, part of the literary tradition of moral storytelling for children, offers tales calculated to inspire values such as courage, kindness, and wisdom through delightful storytelling. Its stylistic approach involves simple language, laced with vivid imagery and endearing characters, ensuring accessibility while engaging the imagination. Published by DigiCat Publishing, this edition is a testament to the enduring nature of classic literature, aiming to bridge the gap between the traditional and the contemporary by reformatting the legacy for today's readership, both in print and digital media. The tales within are emblematic of an era that valued didactic methods of instilling virtue through literature, resonant with the echoes of Aesopian fables and Victorian children's literature. Anonymous authorship, in this case, focuses attention solely on content rather than creator, allowing the stories within 'True Stories of Wonderful Deeds' to stand as universal parables of human virtue. The absence of a known authorial identity permits the tales to ascend to a collective cultural artifact, untethered by the specifics of historical context or individual biography. It is precisely the anonymity which enshrines the book in the literary tradition of folk stories passed down through generations, their origins diffuse - a mosaic of moral wisdom gleaned from the commonality of human experience. Recommending 'True Stories of Wonderful Deeds' comes with an assurance of imparting timeless lessons wrapped in the cozy quilt of narrative. Parents and educators seeking to inculcate a sense of ethical awareness and cultural literacy will find this collection an essential addition to their libraries. Moreover, children engaging with these stories will not only enjoy the pleasure of early literature but will also absorb the virtues that are as relevant today as they were when these stories were first told. DigiCat's revival of this work ensures that this treasury of morals finds its way to the nightstands and bookshelves of a new generation of young readers.