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"A Wonderful Book for Children" is a collection of fairy tales by Nathaniel Hawthorne, first published in 1851. The book retells several ancient Greek myths in a style accessible to children, incorporating Hawthorne's own imaginative interpretations and moral lessons.
The story is structured in the context of a young boy named Eustace Bright speaking to a group of children gathered around him. Hawthorne's retellings include such myths as "The Gorgon's Head," "The Golden Touch," and "Children's Paradise."
Throughout the book, Hawthorne infuses the myth with his unique moral themes, exploring notions of the consequences of greed, vanity, and arrogance while also celebrating virtues such as kindness, courage, and humility.

Summary
This body of white vapor extended to within less than a hundred yards of the house. It completely hid everything beyond that distance, except a few ruddy or yellow tree-tops, which here and there emerged, and were glorified by the early sunshine, as was likewise the broad surface of the mist. Four or five miles off to the southward rose the summit of Monument Mountain, and seemed to be floating on a cloud. Some fifteen miles farther away, in the same direction, appeared the loftier Dome of Taconic, looking blue and indistinct, and hardly so substantial as the vapory sea that almost rolled over it. The nearer hills, which bordered the valley, were half submerged, and were specked with little cloud-wreaths all the way to their tops. On the whole, there was so much cloud, and so little solid earth, that it had the effect of a vision.

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Contents
THE GORGON'S HEAD.
Tanglewood Porch.?Introductory to The Gorgon's Head
The Gorgon's Head
Tanglewood Porch.?After the Story

THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
Shadow Brook.?Introductory to The Golden Touch
The Golden Touch
Shadow Brook.?After the Story

THE PARADISE OF CHILDREN.
Tanglewood Play-Room.?Introductory to The Paradise of Children
The Paradise of Children
Tanglewood Play-Room.?After the Story

THE THREE GOLDEN APPLES.
Tanglewood Fireside.?Introductory to The Three Golden Apples
The Three Golden Apples
Tanglewood Fireside.?After the Story

THE MIRACULOUS PITCHER.
The Hill-Side.?Introductory to The Miraculous Pitcher
The Miraculous Pitcher
The Hill-Side.?After the Story

THE CHIM¨¡RA.
Bald-Summit.?Introductory to The Chim©¡ra
The Chim©¡ra
Bald-Summit.?After the Story