The King of the Golden River

In "The King of the Golden River," John Ruskin weaves a poignant narrative set in a fairytale-like landscape, where themes of morality, greed, and redemption intertwine. This novella, published in 1841, employs an enchanting blend of rich allegory and vivid imagery characteristic of Ruskin's literary style, epitomizing the Victorian era’s fascination with nature and ethics. The story follows the t...