By: Thomas Wallace Knox (1835-1896)
Talking Handkerchief, and Other Stories by Thomas Wallace Knox is a collection of short stories that feature a variety of whimsical and imaginative scenarios. The stories range from talking animals to magical objects, each showcasing Knox's ability to craft engaging and creative narratives.
One of the standout stories in the collection is "The Talking Handkerchief," which follows the adventures of a handkerchief that gains the ability to speak. The story is filled with humor and charm, and Knox's vivid descriptions bring the handkerchief to life in a delightful way.
Overall, Talking Handkerchief, and Other Stories is a delightful read that is sure to appeal to fans of fantasy and whimsy. Knox's storytelling is engaging and entertaining, making this collection a perfect choice for a cozy afternoon of reading. Book Description: This is a collection of 22 stories of action and adventure. We follow the narrators as they escape pirates and cannibals, overcome natural disasters, and are attacked by wild animals. Cunning plans are executed and daring escapes are accomplished, all in the particular style of the 19th century adventure story. Thomas Knox was an author who had travelled around the world by the time he wrote the stories in this volume, and who was no stranger to any of the geographic areas in which he set his stories. - Summary by Carolin
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