Classics/Modern classics
Oscar Wilde Stories for Children
by oscar wilde
These are Oscar Wilde's well-loved fairy tales, gentle and a little sad, and full of kindness and lessons about giving. The language is lyrical and quite old-fashioned, so it works well read aloud together, with a grown-up helping over the harder words. Children are drawn in by the magic, and older readers keep coming back for the feeling these stories leave behind.
- Age
- 8–12
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 100
- Reading level
- Easy
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