Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Young King and The Remarkable Rocket

Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Young King and The Remarkable Rocket book cover
GOscARWIDE OCONGR tt F th A SO AP eCADAO UEV R 31 COACs by R RavGRISSEY IT WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DAY FIXED FOR HIS CORONATION AND THE YOUNG KING WAS SITTINd ALONE IN HIS BEAUTIFUL CHAMBER HIS COURTIERS HAD ALL TAKEN THEIR LEAVE OF HIM TO RECEIVE A FEW LASTLESSONS FROM THE PROFESSOR OF ETIQUETTE THERE BEING SOME OF THEM WHO HAD STILL QUITE NATURAL MANNERS WHICH IN A COURTIER IS INEED HARDLY SAY A VERY GRAVE OFFENCE THE LAD FOR HE WAs ONLY A LAD BEING BUT SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE WAS NOT SORRY AT THEIR S DEPARTURE AND HAD FLUNG HIMSELF BACK WITHADEEPSIGH OF RE LIEF ON THE SOFT CuSH iONS OF HIS EMBROIDER ED COUCH LYING THERE WILD EYED AND OPEN MOUTHED LIKE A BROWN WOODLAND FAN OROME YOUNG ANIMAL OF THE FOREST NEWLY SNARED MAIN BY THE HUNTERS
Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Young King and The Remarkable Rocket

Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Young King and The Remarkable Rocket

With brilliant illustrations by a master of comic art, this book of two of Oscar Wilde’s fairy tales brings his lyrical prose to life.

About This Book

By: Oscar Wilde
Illustrated by: P. Craig Russell
Published by: NBM Publishing with IPG
10-12Age Range
- AR
44Pages
ClassicSubject
-Lexile
15-30 minsReading Time
-Guided Reading
-Fountas & Pinnell
-DRA