The Velveteen Rabbit
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The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams is a beloved children’s classic that explores love, imagination, and the magic of becoming “real.” Through the tender relationship between a child and his toy rabbit, the story reveals how affection and belief can transform the ordinary into something timeless and extraordinary.
Descripción
The tale begins when a young boy receives a stuffed rabbit as a Christmas gift. At first, the rabbit is overshadowed by shinier, mechanical toys, but he soon forms a bond with the boy that grows deeper over time. Through this bond, the Velveteen Rabbit learns from the wise Skin Horse that toys can become “real” when they are truly loved.
As the boy cherishes him, the rabbit’s sense of self and worth blossoms. However, when illness strikes the boy, the rabbit faces being discarded as a health precaution. In the story’s poignant climax, he is saved by the magic of love itself, transforming him from a simple toy into a living creature. The narrative blends gentle warmth with bittersweet realism, creating a fable about love’s power to give meaning and life.
Numbered eBooks: 99
Number of Unique Covers: 99
Number of 1:1 Covers: 99
The Rabbit
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Detalles
Editor : Book.io
First Publication Date : 1922
Autor : Margery Williams
Word Count : 13,000
Formato : DEA (Activo Cifrado Descentralizado)
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Límite de compra: 2
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Información del autor
Margery Williams
Margery Williams Bianco (1881–1944) wrote timeless children’s stories that blend imagination, tenderness, and emotional truth. Born in London, she moved to the United States as a child, where books and storytelling shaped her early life. After returning to England in her teens, she began her literary career with adult fiction but later found her voice in children’s literature. Her best-known work, The Velveteen Rabbit (1922), remains a beloved classic for its exploration of love and what i… Seguir leyendo
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