The Prince and the Pauper

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Cassandra I'd say 6th graders could understand it. The narration language itself is pretty easy to understand, but it's when the characters talk that more dated…moreI'd say 6th graders could understand it. The narration language itself is pretty easy to understand, but it's when the characters talk that more dated dialogue is used and can get a bit complicated if you don't take your time.(less)
Roger Bonner The Prince and the Pauper is a fictional expose of the terrible treatment of the poor in 19th century United Kingdom. Its publication resulted in wide…moreThe Prince and the Pauper is a fictional expose of the terrible treatment of the poor in 19th century United Kingdom. Its publication resulted in widespread revulsion worldwide and important legislative changes in the UK. This effect results from the brilliant use of perspective: seeing the Royal Court through the eyes of an urchin, and seeing the backstreets of London through the eyes of a Crown Prince.
Everyone should read this at least once. (less)

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