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The 1911 Nobel Prize for LiteratureOne of the fifty books that influenced FranceOne of the masterpieces of symbolism literature "The Blue Bird" was originally a stage play, and was later adapted by the author Maurice. Maeterlinck's lover Georgette. Georgette Leblanc (1869-1941) adapted the fairy tale into a fairy tale more suitable for children. The story begins on a Christmas Eve, when an old woman who claims to be a fairy asks the brother and sister Jill and Maddie to find the blue bird, which symbolizes happiness, and the brother and sister embark on a journey.

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  • ISBN-13: 9786263208681
  • ISBN-10: 6263208686
  • Publisher: Chen Xing
  • Publish Date: July 2024

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