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Literary Fiction· Denmark

La Petite Sirene (French Well Loved Tales)

by Hans Christian Andersen
Aggregate Editorial Score40/100
#1,443of 98,734 books
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Published 1935English
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Hans Christian Andersen's La Petite Sirene (French Well Loved Tales) (1935) stands as one of the most significant works of literary fiction of its era. La Petite Sirene (French Well Loved Tales) (1935) establishes Hans Christian Andersen as a significant voice in literary fiction, weaving together themes of identity, memory, and transformation.

Book Details

AuthorHans Christian Andersen
Published1935
Country of Origin🇩🇰 Denmark
LanguageEnglish
Category📖 Literary Fiction
ISBN0721406270
Editorial Score40/100
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📖 Literary Fiction

Character-driven fiction that prioritises style, theme, and psychological depth.

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Country of Origin

🇩🇰 Denmark

This book is part of Denmark's rich literary tradition.

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Awards & Recognition

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notable · national
193540
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Hans Christian Andersen
Denmark
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La Petite Sirene (French Well Loved Tales) was written by Hans Christian Andersen, first published in 1935. Hans Christian Andersen is recognized as a significant author in the field of literary fiction.

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