The Princess and the Goblin
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The Princess and the Goblin

by George MacDonald

Publisher
Independently published
Pages
355
Language
English
Published
1872

Overview

The Princess and the Goblin follows Princess Irene, a lonely child in a mountain kingdom, and Curdie, a miner's son whose courage helps uncover danger below the surface. George MacDonald blends fairy-tale adventure with moral imagination, secret rooms, underground threats, and a mysterious great-great-grandmother whose guidance must be trusted before it is fully understood.

This classic fantasy suits readers who enjoy children's literature, symbolic storytelling, and quests where bravery matters as much as cleverness. The Princess and the Goblin explores faith, obedience, friendship, fear, courage, and the hidden strength of innocence, making it appealing to families, fantasy historians, and anyone curious about the roots of modern mythic fiction, spiritual fairy tale, and moral adventure for children.

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