The Enchanted Castle

Book Code: 1111014554186

E. Nesbit

ABOUT THE BOOK

"The Enchanted Castle" is a children's fantasy novel written by Edith Nesbit and first published in 1907. The story follows three children, Jerry, Jimmy, and Kathy, who stumble upon a magical country estate during their school holidays. They encounter a supposed sleeping princess who claims the castle is filled with enchantment. As they explore further, they discover a magic ring with the power to grant wishes, but their wishes turn out differently than expected, leading to amusing and sometimes unsettling consequences. The novel blends imaginative play and magic, catering to both children and adults alike.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Edith Nesbit (1858–1924), also known as E. Nesbit, was an English writer and poet who captivated young readers with her children's books.  Settling in Halstead, Kent, later became the inspiration for her beloved novel "The Railway Children." Nesbit began her writing career in the early 1880s and gained recognition as one of the earliest modern writers for children. Her extensive repertoire includes almost forty children's books, encompassing picture books, novels, and short stories. Popular works like "The Story of the Treasure Seekers," "The Wouldbegoods," "The Revolt of the Toys," and "The Railway Children" remain cherished classics in children's literature. Nesbit passed away on May 4, 1924, leaving behind a timeless legacy of widely read and appreciated works.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER - I ........................................................................................... 9
CHAPTER - II ........................................................................................ 27
CHAPTER - III ...................................................................................... 42
CHAPTER - IV ...................................................................................... 61
CHAPTER - V ....................................................................................... 75
CHAPTER - VI ..................................................................................... 93
CHAPTER - VII .................................................................................. 112
CHAPTER - VIII ................................................................................. 132
CHAPTER - IX .................................................................................... 153
CHAPTER - X ..................................................................................... 170
CHAPTER - XI .................................................................................... 189
CHAPTER - XII ................................................................................... 208