In Fairyland: Tales Told Again
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Book TitleÌý
In Fairyland: Tales Told Again
Book Author/Editor(s)Ìý
Illustrator(s)
Publisher
T. C. & E. C. Jack and G.P. Putnam's Sons
Date Published
1904
Decade PublishedÌý
1900-1909
Publisher City
London
New York
Publisher Country
United Kingdom
United States
Language
English
Rights
Public Domain
Digital Copy
Book Notes
This book contains a preface that introduces a framing narrative, however, the narrative is never addressed again throughout the book. Through the preface, in which a young girl named Sunflower speaks with her mother, we discover that the tales contained within this book are targeted towards children. Sunflower praises her mother’s story telling because she “leave[s] out all the not interesting bits you know and make me understand what the story is all about.â€Ìý