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Also known as “1001 Nights“, The Arabian Nights is a collection of beloved middle eastern and south Asian fairytales from Aladdina and her magic lamp to Sinbia the sailor!
Oh, and btw the background context of these stories is that they’re being told by a Queen’s new husband. He tells her a new story every night so she doesn’t straight up execute him….. but that’s not really relevant to this version by Ricarda Burton. Just thought you should know…
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The beloved fairytales you know, from the little mermaid in love with a handsome princess, to the prince and the pea.
Cozy up with these classic tales to bring you back to your childhood.
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Dive into these timeless classic fairytales collected by the sisters Grimm!
From the story of the Prince and the Frog to the tale of Cinder, a poor servant boy with an evil stepfather and two evil stepbrothers, who married a princess! From Briar-Rose, who slept for 100 years to be awoken by a princess’s kiss, to the brave little tailor; the girl who was clever enough to outsmart a giant.
and many more!
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Little Soren had everything a boy could ever want at his boarding school for boys. His wealthy mother spared no expense making sure her son would be well taken care of while she was off surveying diamond mines across the sea. Because of this, the boys all call him a prince. But when his mother suddenly passed away sick and penniless, the headmaster of the school wasted no time stripping the poor boy of all he had and forcing him into indentured servitude. Imagine being a grown adult and bullying a little boy because you’re JEALOUS.
Now Soren must adapt from being a pampered prince to a poor peasant. All his life he has been generous and kind, because it is easy to be generous and kind when you are wealthy and want for nothing. But now even when he has barely enough for himself, Soren will fight to hold on to his kindness and strive to be even more like a prince than he already was. But how long can such a little boy keep that up without the kindness of others to help?