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The growth of imaginativeness, a great essential for our young people, will not be despaired of if their fancy is but nursed on such a pleasant blending of allegory and reality as George MacDonald purveys in the 'Golden Key,' and his other 'Dealings with the Fairies.

This wonderfully illustrated volume, if it did not make us wish to be young again, did more: for while we were reading, s... More

The growth of imaginativeness, a great essential for our young people, will not be despaired of if their fancy is but nursed on such a pleasant blending of allegory and reality as George MacDonald purveys in the 'Golden Key,' and his other 'Dealings with the Fairies.

This wonderfully illustrated volume, if it did not make us wish to be young again, did more: for while we were reading, so great was the magic of the enchanter's wand, we became young once more, and clapped our hands over the tears of the Light Princess and the groans of Mr. Thunderthump.

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