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This is a lovely children's story:
I absolutely love this story! George MacDonald has a lovely sort of grandfatherly style, and this is perfect to be divided up as a series of bedtime stories. A boy who has never seen night and a girl who has never seen day help each other cope with their fears. It is available online if you don't mind digging a little. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for them to find it for you. E-mail me if you want the address for the online e-text version. It doesn't quite have the charm of an actual book, but if it's all you've got, it's better than nothing.
Engaging and moving:
MacDonald's skill in imagery and storytelling are exemplified by this memorable fairy tale. One of those wonderful rare books that's extremely accessible and "light", but also is deeply stirring and has lasting weight. I'm sure it's one I'll enjoy reading to my kids.
a wonderful story:
I really, really enjoyed this story. Probably more than any of the other MacDonald I've read/listened to. The story was engaging, the characters were easy to get into, and it had all the elements of a great work of fantasy. I highly recommend it.
| Author: | MacDonald | | Author: | George | | Binding: | Audio CD | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 242 | | EAN: | 9781596440166 | | Edition: | Unabridged | | ISBN: | 1596440163 | | Number Of Items: | 2 | | Number Of Pages: | 1 | | Publication Date: | 2004-06-01 | | Reading Level: | Ages 9-12 |
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