Book The Canterville Ghost (42496)

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Oscar Wilde is an Irish playwright, writer, essayist, and a great master of paradox. Wilde's paradoxes demonstrate the contradiction between the external and internal sides of the high society environment, show the relativity and conventionality of our concepts about the world... His whole life is paradoxical: at the beginning of his career, Wilde was a bright celebrity of his time, a London dandy, later he went to France, where he lived under a changed first and last name. We present to your attention several of the writer's best fairy tales. This publication is intended primarily for those who study English; it provides an opportunity to get acquainted with the best fairy tales of Oscar Wilde in the original language, without resorting to dictionaries, because the texts in two languages ​​are located opposite each other.