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The genial sultan; The princess who could not see; Late for the coronation

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About This Book

A collection of three short children's tales that blend gentle humor with simple moral lessons. One story follows a genial sultan who longs for a fishing trip but must find a stand-in among an assortment of advisers, jailers, and meddlesome wives, producing comical situations about leadership and responsibility. Another centers on a blind princess called the Morning Star, examining perception and inner qualities through her challenges. The final tale depicts the anxiety and consequences of arriving late for a coronation, emphasizing punctuality and preparedness.

About the Author

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Harriet Maxon Thayer

Harriet Maxon Thayer was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. Her notable work, "The Genial Sultan; The Princess Who Could Not See; Late for the Coronation," showcases her imaginative storytelling and ability to engage young readers. Thayer's writing often blends whimsical elements with moral lessons, reflecting the values and themes prevalent in her time. Through her stories, she aimed to entertain while also imparting wisdom, making her a memorable figure in the realm of children's fiction.