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Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) nasce da una famiglia poverissima a Odense in Fionia. Nel 1819, a soli quattordici anni, parte per Copenaghen con l’intento di diventare un artista. Dopo vari tentativi, approda con grandi difficoltà alla scrittura. Grazie all’interessamento di Jonas Collin, direttore del Teatro reale di Copenaghen, Andersen riesce a dotarsi di un’istruzione di base e poi a compiere viaggi in tutta Europa. Il successo arriverà solo con il romanzo L’improvvisatore (1835). Nello stesso anno, inizia a pubblicare la serie di fiabe e storie che saranno destinate a donargli fama immortale.
What the moon saw. E-book. Formato EPUB ebook
EBOOK   9786051761206

What the moon saw. E-book. Formato EPUB Hans Christian Andersen   -  Pubme, 2015  - 

The present book is put forth as a sequel to the volume of Hans C. Andersen's "Stories and Tales". It contains tales and sketches various in character; and following, as it does, an earlier volume, care has been taken to intersperse with the children's tales stories which, by their graver character and deeper meaning, are calculated to interest those "children of a larger growth" who can find instruction as well as amusement in the play of fancy and imagination, though the realm be that of fiction, and the instruction be conveyed in a simple form. The series of sketches of "What the Moon Saw," with which the present volume opens, arose from the experiences of Andersen, when as a youth he went to seek his fortune in the capital of his native land; and the story entitled "Under the Willow Tree" is said likewise to have its foundation in fact; indeed, it seems redolent of the truth of that natural human love and suffering which is so truly said to "make the whole world kin."

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What the moon saw. E-book. Formato Mobipocket ebook
EBOOK   9786051761206

What the moon saw. E-book. Formato Mobipocket Hans Christian Andersen   -  Pubme, 2015  - 

The present book is put forth as a sequel to the volume of Hans C. Andersen's "Stories and Tales". It contains tales and sketches various in character; and following, as it does, an earlier volume, care has been taken to intersperse with the children's tales stories which, by their graver character and deeper meaning, are calculated to interest those "children of a larger growth" who can find instruction as well as amusement in the play of fancy and imagination, though the realm be that of fiction, and the instruction be conveyed in a simple form. The series of sketches of "What the Moon Saw," with which the present volume opens, arose from the experiences of Andersen, when as a youth he went to seek his fortune in the capital of his native land; and the story entitled "Under the Willow Tree" is said likewise to have its foundation in fact; indeed, it seems redolent of the truth of that natural human love and suffering which is so truly said to "make the whole world kin."

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