Stories from the Faerie Queen Told to the Children
by Lang, Jeanie
Illustrated by Le Quesne, Rose
The Faerie Queen is one of the best known epic poems in the English language. Written during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, it is allegorical in nature, but from a child's point of view is merely an exceptionally romantic collection of fairy stories and a very appropriate choice for a simplified adaptation. Queen Elizabeth is represented by the Faerie Queen, who rules over Fairy land (England). The stories of the brave knights and beautiful maidens that inhabit Fairly land are cleverly interlinked and often told from the viewpoints of various heroes.
- Publication Date
- 1910
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- Reading level
- Upper Elementary
- Content warning
- None
Book tags
- Series
- Told to the Children
- Culture
- British Isles
- Format
- Chapter Book
- Religion
- Christianity
- Recommended By
- Heritage History Library
- Timeline
- Renaissance
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