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Loading... Tales from the Arabian Nights (Penguin Readers, Level 2) (edition 2001)by Swan
Work InformationTales from the Arabian Nights [abriged - Penguin Reader] by Swan
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Sultan Shahriar hated all women because he had been betrayed a previous wife once.So he cut off a new wife after staying with him for one night.No girl wanted to be the sultan' wife for one night and then die.Vizir' daughter,Sheherezade,was beautiful and very clever.One day she said to vizir that she wanted to be sultan's wife to make everybody happy.and she married him... I enjoyed it very much.Some short stories which she tell are famous and I had listened to it when i was a child.Each story is like a lesson.and I like this story's ending. no reviews | add a review
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Classic / British English Sheherezade is beautiful and clever. She also knows a thousand and one wonderful stories. Her husband wants to kill her, but he can't. Sheherezade tells him stories about a clever servant girl and a boy judge, about Ali Baba and Aladdin. What happens next? Her husband wants to know. He listens and she lives. No library descriptions found. |
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So he decided that he'll marry a new fife everyday and kill them.
sheherazade,a beautiful and clever woman,gave her name for his wihe.
I like the begining of the this story.
I think that the sultan is fearful but pathetic man. ( )