Arabian Nights
“Arabian Nights” by Dominic Cooke, published by Nick Hern Books in 1998, is a dramatic retelling that captures the essence of the classic tales. This edition spans 75 pages and is presented in English. The narrative begins on the wedding night of King Shahrayar and his new bride, Queen Shahrazad, who faces a grim fate unless she can weave captivating stories that transport the King to enchanting realms.
Readers will discover a rich tapestry of characters, including Ali Baba, Es-Sindibad the Sailor, and Princess Parizade, as they embark on adventures filled with magical creatures and clever thieves. The interplay of storytelling and survival forms the crux of this drama, inviting exploration of themes such as creativity and resilience. This edition offers a concise yet immersive experience into the world of “Arabian Nights,” showcasing the power of narrative in the face of adversity.
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Wedding night in the palace of King Shahrayar. By morning the new Queen Shahrazad is to be put to death, like a thousand young brides before her. She has one gift that could save her – the gift of story telling.
Can the young Queen transport the vengeful King to the mystical land of her stories? On her side she has a rich array of characters including Ali Baba, Es-Sindibad the Sailor and Princess Parizade – adventurers in strange and magical worlds populated by giant beasts, talking birds and crafty thieves. But will her silver-tongued story telling save her life?
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