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Prince Prigio   By: (1844-1912)

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Prince Prigio by Andrew Lang is a captivating fairy tale that combines humor, adventure, and moral lessons in a delightful manner. This enchanting story follows the journey of Prince Prigio, a clever young prince who possesses extraordinary intelligence and magical powers.

Right from the start, the author presents a unique twist by introducing a prophecy that predicts Prince Prigio's eventual success. However, as the story unfolds, readers discover that actions and choices are what truly shape the outcome. The book gently encourages young readers to believe in their abilities and to take responsibility for their actions.

What sets Prince Prigio apart is its witty and humorous dialogues. The author manages to infuse comedic elements into otherwise serious situations, making the book thoroughly entertaining. The characters are well-developed and relatable, each with their distinct personalities. Prince Prigio's quick wit and cleverness are endearing, while the other characters also add depth and contribute to the overall charm of the story.

Another notable aspect of the book is its exploration of important themes, such as honesty, bravery, and the consequences of one's choices. These values are seamlessly interwoven into the plot, teaching valuable life lessons without being preachy. Young readers will undoubtedly be inspired by Prince Prigio's courage to do what is right, despite the challenges he faces.

Lang's writing style is engaging and accessible, making it suitable for readers of all ages. The book's pacing is well-balanced, ensuring that readers remain engrossed throughout. Moreover, Lang's vivid descriptions paint a vivid picture of the fantastical world in which the story takes place, further enhancing the reader's immersion.

In conclusion, Prince Prigio is an enchanting fairy tale that entertains, educates, and inspires readers. Through its well-crafted plot, engaging characters, and important life lessons, Andrew Lang creates a world that readers will not want to leave. Whether you are a child or an adult, this timeless tale is bound to captivate your imagination and leave a lasting impression.

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PRINCE PRIGIO

BY ANDREW LANG AUTHOR OF "THE MARK OF CAIN, "THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE" ETC.

Twenty seven Illustrations by Gordon Browne

1889 BRISTOL J. W. ARROWSMITH, QUAY STREET LONDON SIMPKIN, MARSHALL & CO., 4 STATIONERS' HALL COURT All rights reserved

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PRINCE PRIGIO IS Dedicated TO ALMA THYRA EDITH ROSALIND NORNA CECILY AND VIOLET

PREFACE.

In compiling the following History from the Archives of Pantouflia, the Editor has incurred several obligations to the Learned. The Return of Benson (chapter xii.) is the fruit of the research of the late Mr. ALLEN QUATERMAIN, while the final wish of Prince Prigio was suggested by the invention or erudition of a Lady.

A study of the Firedrake in South Africa where he is called the Nanaboulele , a difficult word has been published in French (translated from the Basuto language) by M. PAUL SEBILLOT, in the Revue des Traditione Populaires . For the Remora , the Editor is indebted to the Voyage a la Lune of M. CYRANO DE BERGERAC.

CHAPTER I.

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How the Fairies were not Invited to Court .

Once upon a time there reigned in Pantouflia a king and a queen... Continue reading book >>




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