The Junior Classics Volume -1

The Junior Classics Volume 1: Fairy and Wonder Tales is a collection of classic fairy tales and stories edited by William Allan Neilson. The book was first published in 1918 and has since become a popular childrens classic. The book includes well-known fairy tales such as Cinderella Sleeping Beauty and Little Red Riding Hood as well as lesser-known stories from around the world. The stories are organized thematically with sections devoted to tales of magic heroes and heroines animals and birds and more. William Allan Neilson (1869-1946) was a Canadian-born American educator editor and literary critic. He taught at Harvard University and served as the universitys president from 1919 to 1933. Neilson was a well-known figure in the literary world and he edited several influential literary anthologies including The Junior Classics and The Harvard Classics. The Junior Classics Volume 1 is notable for its accessible language and engaging storytelling style making it a popular choice for childrens reading. The book has been praised for its ability to introduce young readers to classic literature and for its role in fostering a love of reading and storytelling.