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Cautionary Tales For Children by Hilaire Belloc

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Cautionary Tales For Children, December 2002
Hardcover

Cautionary Tales For Children
Hilaire Belloc, Edward Gorey

Witty, brilliant, and strikingly irreverent.

Harcourt
December 2002
On Sale: December 1, 2002
72 pages
ISBN: 0151007152
EAN: 9780151007158
Hardcover
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Childrens

Known as a central figure in English literature, Hilaire Belloc produced a number of stunning, funny, and clever admonishments for children. The tales in this volume, illustrated by the inimitable Edward Gorey, contain instructive lessons for almost everyone.

For those children prone to wandering off from their caretakers, there is the story of a certain young Jim, "who ran away from his nurse and was eaten by a lion." Those known to stretch the truth will hardly be comforted by the tale of Matilda, "who told lies and was burned to death." And as for those of us--and our children--who tend to the vainglorious, there is the sobering tale of Godolphin Horne, "who was cursed with the sin of pride and became a boot-black."

Witty, brilliant, and strikingly irreverent.

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