The King of the Golden River

John Ruskin's "The King of the Golden River: A Short Fairy Tale" is a beloved classic of juvenile fiction, exploring themes of virtue and vice through the engaging lens of a moral story. This timeless tale, suitable for readers of all ages, imparts valuable lessons about the conduct of life.

Rooted in the tradition of fairy tales and folklore, Ruskin's work serves as an enduring exploration of essential social themes and values. First published in 1851, this meticulously prepared print edition offers readers the chance to experience this influential work. A testament to the power of storytelling, "The King of the Golden River" continues to resonate with its simple yet profound message.

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