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Fairer
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Once upon a time there was a princess so beautiful that her people named her Fairer-than-the-Fairies. Of course, with a name like that, Fairer was destined for trouble.
When the wicked queen of the fairies hears of Fairer's reputation, the wicked queen swears to avenge her fairies' pride. She captures the princess and condemns her to complete an impossible task by daybreak ...more
When the wicked queen of the fairies hears of Fairer's reputation, the wicked queen swears to avenge her fairies' pride. She captures the princess and condemns her to complete an impossible task by daybreak ...more
Kindle Edition, French Fairy Tales & Folklore #2, 74 pages
Published
November 4th 2019
by Amazon Digital Services
(first published 1698)
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Dec 09, 2019
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Wonderful fairy tale of love friendship and impossible tasks
If you enjoy fairy tales and would like to see behind the scenes of the translation process, this book is for you. The fairy tale is very different than those I am used to and goes on to explore all different kinds of love. The thoughts on translation process are very interesting, especially the case of the missing footnote. Laura bravely included an alternate nineteenth century translation to compare. Very enjoyable.
If you enjoy fairy tales and would like to see behind the scenes of the translation process, this book is for you. The fairy tale is very different than those I am used to and goes on to explore all different kinds of love. The thoughts on translation process are very interesting, especially the case of the missing footnote. Laura bravely included an alternate nineteenth century translation to compare. Very enjoyable.
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