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Beauty and the Beast

Charles Lamb
$9.99
BindingPaperback
About

Beauty and the Beast

A gentle, moralized version of the classic fairy tale. It tells of Beauty, a kind and selfless young woman who sacrifices her own comfort to save her father after he incurs the wrath of a mysterious Beast. Living in the Beast’s enchanted palace, she discovers his generosity and tenderness beneath his frightening appearance. Over time, her compassion and loyalty transform into love, which breaks the spell and restores the Beast to his true form—a noble prince. Lamb’s version emphasizes virtue, filial duty, and the triumph of inner goodness over outward appearance, in keeping with his aim of making timeless stories accessible to young readers.

Included are 8 black and white illustrations derived from the book published in 1887. The book also contains an introduction to the story by Andrew Lang

Details

Author(s): Charles Lamb

Illustrator(s): Various

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 8.5" x 8.5"

Pages: 56

Font Size: 13 pt

Reading Level: 4th-6th Grade

Read Aloud Level: 2nd-4th Grade

Year First Published: 1887

ISBN: 9781649654090

ASIN: 164965409X

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Watercolor portrait of Charles Lamb with scenes inspired by his writing.

Charles Lamb

was an English essayist, poet, and critic best known for Essays of Elia. His personal essays turn memories, familiar places, books, and everyday encounters into reflections filled with wit and feeling. An intimate conversational voice allows humor and sadness to sit naturally together, making his prose distinctive within English literature.

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