A Picture-Book Without Pictures, From the Germ. Tr. of De La Motte Fouque by M. Taylor

This charming little book is a delightful example of romantic-era storytelling. The narrator tells the story of a young boy named Theodore, who is given a book without pictures by his godfather. Despite his initial disappointment, Theodore is soon drawn into the world of the book, as its characters come to life in his imagination. The book is a celebration of the power of storytelling, and a reminder that the best books are those that spark the reader's imagination.

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