„Plač stával sa hlasnejším a hlasnejším. Anička všade videla mužov, ženy a deti, schúlených v handrách, bledých a chudých. Všetci hľadeli na ňu, keď prechádzala popri nich. Vtedy sa v jej malom srdiečku stále vynorovala spomienka na to, čo bola povedala: — Nemám rada chudobných...“ Detská klasika zo Zlatého fondu SME. Digitalizovaná pohádka z publikace: Alice Corkran. Aničkine dobrodružstvá na Severnej točne a inde. Spolok sv. Vojtecha. Trnava 1933. 102 s. Elena Brestenská-Gessayová preložila.
„Čarodejník stál celkom nehybne, opierajúc sa o palicu so železným koncom. Jeho tôňa ležala mu pri nohách; bola veľmi tmavá a dlhá; rozprestierala sa po zemi, medzi ním a Aničkou. Keď zhíkla, čarodejník pozrel hore. Uprel na ňu svoje oči a začal mumlať...“ Detská klasika zo Zlatého fondu SME Digitalizovaná pohádka z publikace: Alice Corkran. Aničkine dobrodružstvá na Severnej točne a inde. Spolok sv. Vojtecha. Trnava 1933. 102 s. Elena Brestenská-Gessayová preložila.
„Kapitán Barclay sa práve vrátil s jednej zo svojich dlhých ciest. Tento raz tak blízko zašiel k Severnej točne, ako len mohol a priniesol so sebou všelijaké podivné veci z tejto zeme ľadu a snehu.“ Detská klasika zo Zlatého fondu SME. Digitalizovaná pohádka z publikace: Alice Corkran. Aničkine dobrodružstvá na Severnej točne a inde. Spolok sv. Vojtecha. Trnava 1933. 102 s. Elena Brestenská-Gessayová preložila.
On Christmas Eve, eight-year-old Kitty struggles with guilt over her brother Johnny's serious illness, stemming from her disobedience. In a dream, she journeys to Naughty Children Land, where she encounters unique characters like Daddy Coax, who tries to reform naughty kids with gifts, and the beautiful lady named Love, who offers forgiveness. To return home, Kitty must navigate tempting challenges and learn the importance of obedience, ultimately seeking the Christmas blessing that can heal her brother.
This charming novel follows the adventures of Margery Merton, a plucky young girl growing up in Victorian England. Through a series of engaging and sometimes humorous episodes, the book offers a richly detailed portrait of daily life and culture in the era, as well as a heartwarming story of resilience and self-discovery. A delightful read for anyone who loves historical fiction.
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Set in the late 19th century, this story follows Meg, a young girl who navigates the complexities of friendship and loyalty during her adolescence. With the unwavering support of her steadfast friend, Meg learns to face life's challenges, highlighting themes of resilience and the power of companionship. The idyllic English countryside serves as a charming backdrop, enriching the narrative with warmth and sincerity. Corkran's portrayal of Meg's journey resonates across generations, imparting timeless lessons about compassion, empathy, and the enduring bonds of friendship.
This reprint preserves the original edition's charm, offering readers a nostalgic journey through the transition from night to morning. The narrative captures the essence of childhood wonder and the simple joys of waking up to a new day, making it a delightful read for both young audiences and those reminiscing about their own experiences.
Focusing on Frederic Leighton's life and artistic journey, the book details his evolution from a Royal Academy student to its president. It delves into his influences, working methods, and distinctive vision, providing a comprehensive overview of his contributions to Victorian art. The lavish illustrations and numerous color plates enhance the exploration of his significant role in the art world, making it an essential resource for enthusiasts of this era.
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