Rediscover the timeless charm of Wilhelm Hey's "Picture Fables," a collection of delightful short stories designed to impart valuable life lessons to young readers. First published in 1863, this edition features the classic illustrations of Otto Speckter, beautifully engraved by the Dalziel brothers, bringing each fable to life with vivid imagery. Translated by Henry William Dulcken, these fables, often featuring anthropomorphic animals, offer gentle guidance and moral instruction through engaging narratives.
A treasured addition to any child's library, "Picture Fables" remains as relevant and enchanting today as it was over a century ago, offering a window into the literary and artistic sensibilities of the Victorian era. Perfect for reading aloud or independent reading, these stories are sure to captivate and inspire young hearts and minds.
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