Though putatively geared for younger audiences, these sophisticated and darkly nuanced tales and sketches bear the mark of Anatole France's ironic, detached authorial presence. From original works to re-imagined versions of classic folktales, it's a charming and thought-provoking collection.
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- CHILD LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
- Contents
- Fanchon
- The Fancy-Dress Ball
- The School
- Marie
- The Pandean Pipes
- Roger's Stud
- Courage
- Catherine's "at Home"
- Little Sea-Dogs
- Getting Well
- Across the Meadows
- The March Past
- Dead Leaves
- Suzanne
- Fishing
- The Penalties of Greatness
- A Child's Dinner Party