Twenty-Two Goblins

Enter a world of enchantment with "Twenty-Two Goblins," a captivating collection of fairy tales translated from the Sanskrit by Arthur W. Ryder. Journey to the heart of India through these timeless stories filled with wonder, wisdom, and mischievous goblins.

This collection, meticulously prepared for a new print edition, offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Indian folklore and mythology. Ryder's translation captures the enduring charm of these narratives, making them accessible to all who appreciate the magic of fairy tales. Discover tales that have delighted readers for generations, passed down through oral tradition and preserved in the written word. "Twenty-Two Goblins" is a treasure trove of cultural heritage, offering a unique window into the stories that have shaped imaginations and entertained audiences for centuries. Experience the allure of these classic tales and rediscover the power of storytelling.

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