The Cricket on the Hearth: A Fairy Tale of Home
Author:
Charles Dickens
Illustrator:
Richard Doyle, Edwin Henry Landseer, John Leech, Daniel Maclise, Clarkson Stanfield
Publication:
1845 by Bradbury & Evans
Pages:
172
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In the heart of a quaint English village, the comforting chirp of a cricket weaves a tapestry of love, trust, and domestic bliss. “The Cricket on the Hearth” invites readers into the cozy embrace of the Peerybingle household, where every corner is steeped in warmth and every shadow tells a story. As misunderstandings threaten to dim their hearth’s glow, the resilient spirit of family and the magic of second chances shine brighter than ever.
Charles Dickens masterfully crafts a tale where love’s melody harmonizes with the gentle cadence of life’s simple joys. Curl up with this timeless classic and let the cricket’s song remind you of the enduring power of home and heart.
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