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Build yourself a library of classic stories by collecting the “A Silver Book of Classic Tales” and fall into a magical world filled with Princes and Princesses, spells and enchantments, page after pages of wonders to excite and inspire the imagination. Classic tales have long been the favourite reading of children everywhere, and these stories will delight and entertain not only the youngster but adults alike. These classic tales have for generations constituted the heritage of children and let no adult underestimate the delight they have offered to the young for decades.
This superb book is designed to introduce children to the world of literature. Retold in beautiful and simple language and illustrated throughout in full colour, each title in” A Silver Book of Classic Tales” contains twenty well-loved stories from all over the world and is sure to appeal to children. It is planned upon the Knowledge of what children love and of the changeless popularity of the classics, old stories which appreciatively is dedicated to all children with a passion for reading and an everlasting imagination.
This book will be an invaluable addition to the family bookshelf.
Bushra Nafees Abad
Born in a small province of Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh Bushra Nafees Abad always had a knack for reading. Growing up with two sisters and an elder brother she was able to hear various stories from different genres. Her love for reading pushed her into being surrounded by book as a librarian in many esteemed educational institutes. This is where her passion and interest for classical tales came into play, reminiscing the times that her aunt and sister used to tell her stories about Indian folk lore.
Driving herself to provide the gift of reading to the new generation, Bushra has compiled a book inputting her own ideas to classical titles highlighting the significance of the stories for the newer generation.
The thought process behind the book has been to introduce classic tales to children while providing a medium of nostalgia for adults.
