Wonder Tales

Wonder Tales by Marina Warner is a reprint edition published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 1996, featuring 243 pages in English. This collection presents six illustrated fantasy tales from 17th century France, focusing on themes of love as explored by aristocratic authors. The stories include The White Cat, where a prince’s affection for a lady cat unfolds in a palace setting, and Bearskin, which tells of another prince’s romance with a she-bear. Each tale is crafted with a moral and concludes with a happy ending.
Readers will find a rich exploration of European literary traditions through these enchanting narratives. The tales not only entertain but also reflect the cultural values of their time, offering insights into the nature of love and relationships. With its blend of fantasy and moral lessons, this collection invites readers to delve into the whimsical world of 17th century French storytelling.
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Six illustrated 17th Century fantasy tales from France on the subject of love, written by aristocrats. In The White Cat, a prince falls in love with a lady cat who lives in a palace, while in Bearskin, another prince falls in love with a she-bear. All with a moral and with happy endings.
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