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The Princess and the Goblin

Including "The Princess and Curdie"

George MacDonald

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Belletristik / Fantastische Literatur

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George MacDonald's 'The Princess and the Goblin' is a tour de force of fairy-tale storytelling that weaves a rich tapestry of courage, honor, and the battle against evil. With its cadenced writing style, MacDonald infuses layers of symbolism into the narrative, evoking a whimsy reminiscent of Lewis Carroll's allegorical tales. Within the fantastical realm, Princess Irene's journey of discovery unfolds in a castle backdrop, shrouded by the aura of isolation and mysterious machinations of subterranean goblins. Navigating through a landscape where the magical and the mundane intersect, readers are invited to unravel the deeper truths MacDonald skillfully embeds within the adventures of young Irene and her steadfast companion, Curdie. George MacDonald stands as a luminary in the Victorian literary scene, not merely for his contributions to children's literature but for his profound influence on the future titans of fantasy and allegorical narratives. His vocation as a Christian minister and a poet is deeply etched into the moral and spiritual dimensions of his work, perhaps guiding his pen in crafting narratives that spoke to both the heart and the imagination. As the spiritual and literary forefather to giants like Lewis and Tolkien, MacDonald's 'The Princess and the Goblin' transcends the boundaries of its time, offering a contemplative look at human nature and virtues through the lens of fantasy. MacDonald's novel is highly recommended for those who delight in the interplay of fairy tale lore with moral and philosophical depth. The story does not only captivate children with its surface tales of princesses and insidious goblins but also engages mature readers through its sophisticated symbolism and ethical underpinnings. As such, 'The Princess and the Goblin', and its sequel are timeless classics, meriting a place on any reader's shelf who cherishes the grand tradition of storytelling that enlightens as it entertains.

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George MacDonald books, 19th century children's books, princesses in literature, children's fantasy literature, literary fairy stories, classic fairy tales, mythical creatures tales, goblins in fiction, storybook adventures, Victorian fantasy novels