The Oxford Treasury of World Stories

The Oxford Treasury of World Stories

by Michael Harrison (Editor), Michael Harrison (Editor), Christopher Stuart-Clark (Editor)

Synopsis

An anthology of stories collected from around the world, including modern stories and tales as well as traditional myths and legends. They range from humorous animal stories to tales of love and adventure. The stories are retold by Michael Harrison and Christopher Stuart-Clark, who have written and edited many books for Oxford University Press. The illustrations, in colour and black and white, are by a variety of artists. This book is intended for interest age: 7+

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 144
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 01 Nov 1998

ISBN 10: 0192781448
ISBN 13: 9780192781444
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years

Media Reviews
Like all Harrison and Stuart-Clark's fine Oxford anthologies, this global collection of 23 traditional tales is a feast for storytelling and reading aloud. The informal voices, whether laconic, lyrical, or dramatic, draw you in from the very first line... The design of the large volume is open and
inviting, with thick paper and handsome color paintings by several artists. --Booklist
[A] globe-trotting anthology... Each story is a rib-sticking and welcome alternative to 'The Three Little Pigs, ' 'Goldilocks, ' et al. --Hungry Mind Review
This brightly illustrated anthology contains 23 tales from around the globe... Folklore devotees will appreciate rarely heard stories as well as familiar plot lines with new twists. --Arizona Republic
Retold simply with a cleverness of phrasing... This extensive and attractively presented collection is a good book for multiethnic collections and a wonderful read-aloud for story hours. --MultiCultural Review
Short and sprighty, good to read aloud and easy enough to read alone... The pictures [are] attractively arranged in many sizes and shapes throughout the text. --School Library Journal


Like all Harrison and Stuart-Clark's fine Oxford anthologies, this global collection of 23 traditional tales is a feast for storytelling and reading aloud. The informal voices, whether laconic, lyrical, or dramatic, draw you in from the very first line... The design of the large volume is open and
inviting, with thick paper and handsome color paintings by several artists. --Booklist
[A] globe-trotting anthology... Each story is a rib-sticking and welcome alternative to 'The Three Little Pigs, ' 'Goldilocks, ' et al. --Hungry Mind Review
This brightly illustrated anthology contains 23 tales from around the globe... Folklore devotees will appreciate rarely heard stories as well as familiar plot lines with new twists. --Arizona Republic
Retold simply with a cleverness of phrasing... This extensive and attractively presented collection is a good book for multiethnic collections and a wonderful read-aloud for story hours. --MultiCultural Review
Short and sprighty, good to read aloud and easy enough to read alone... The pictures [are] attractively arranged in many sizes and shapes throughout the text. --School Library Journal

Like all Harrison and Stuart-Clark's fine Oxford anthologies, this global collection of 23 traditional tales is a feast for storytelling and reading aloud. The informal voices, whether laconic, lyrical, or dramatic, draw you in from the very first line... The design of the large volume is open and inviting, with thick paper and handsome color paintings by several artists. --Booklist
[A] globe-trotting anthology... Each story is a rib-sticking and welcome alternative to 'The Three Little Pigs, ' 'Goldilocks, ' et al. --Hungry Mind Review
This brightly illustrated anthology contains 23 tales from around the globe... Folklore devotees will appreciate rarely heard stories as well as familiar plot lines with new twists. --Arizona Republic
Retold simply with a cleverness of phrasing... This extensive and attractively presented collection is a good book for multiethnic collections and a wonderful read-aloud for story hours. --MultiCultural Review
Short and sprighty, good to read aloud and easy enough to read alone... The pictures [are] attractively arranged in many sizes and shapes throughout the text. --School Library Journal


Like all Harrison and Stuart-Clark's fine Oxford anthologies, this global collection of 23 traditional tales is a feast for storytelling and reading aloud. The informal voices, whether laconic, lyrical, or dramatic, draw you in from the very first line... The design of the large volume is open and inviting, with thick paper and handsome color paintings by several artists. --Booklist


[A] globe-trotting anthology... Each story is a rib-sticking and welcome alternative to 'The Three Little Pigs, ' 'Goldilocks, ' et al. --Hungry Mind Review


This brightly illustrated anthology contains 23 tales from around the globe... Folklore devotees will appreciate rarely heard stories as well as familiar plot lines with new twists. --Arizona Republic


Retold simply with a cleverness of phrasing... This extensive and attractively presented collection is a good book for multiethnic collections and a wonderful read-aloud for story hours. --MultiCultural Review


Short and sprighty, good to read aloud and easy enough to read alone... The pictures [are] attractively arranged in many sizes and shapes throughout the text. --School Library Journal