"The King of the Golden River or the Black Brothers: A Legend of Stiria" by John Ruskin is a timeless fairy tale exploring themes of morality and the consequences of greed. This classic work of children's literature unfolds as an allegorical fantasy, presenting a world where virtue and kindness are tested against selfishness and cruelty.
Rooted in the tradition of folklore, Ruskin's tale resonates with readers of all ages through its enduring lessons and imaginative storytelling. "The King of the Golden River" remains a captivating journey into a land where magical transformations and moral choices determine the fate of its characters. Discover the enduring power of this classic fantasy, meticulously prepared for print republication.
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