
Little Boy Blue is a children's novel written by George MacDonald and published in 1872. The story follows the adventures of a young boy named Little Boy Blue who lives with his grandmother in a small village. One day, he discovers a magical world hidden behind a door in his grandmother's house, where he meets a variety of fantastical creatures and embarks on a series of exciting adventures. The book is known for its imaginative storytelling and vivid descriptions of the magical world that Little Boy Blue encounters.
By George MacDonald · First published 1857 · Genre: Fantasy, Children's Literature, Adventure · 2,061 words
Little Boy Blue lost his way in a wood -- / _Sing apples and cherries, roses and honey: _ / He said, "I would not go back if I could, / _It's all so jolly and funny! "_
He sang, "This wood is all my own -- / _Apples and cherries, roses and honey! _ / Here I will sit, a king on my throne, / _All so jolly and funny! "_
children's literature · fantasy · imagination · adventure · friendship · innocence · moral lessons · whimsy · dreams · nature · family · growth
Little Boy Blue is listed on Textopian as a poem by George MacDonald, dated 1857 CE.
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