Onnellinen prinssi: Ynnä muita kertomuksia
by Oscar Wilde
Translated by Helmi Krohn
"Onnellinen prinssi: Ynnä muita kertomuksia" by Oscar Wilde is a collection of children's stories published in May 1888. These five tales blend enchantment with moral lessons, following characters who make profound sacrifices for others. A gilded statue and a devoted swallow give everything to help the poor. A nightingale dies creating a perfect rose for love. A giant learns compassion. Each story explores themes of selflessness, beauty, and the true meaning of happiness, revealing what makes something—or someone—truly precious.
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