Five wizard fairy tales with commentary from Albus Dumbledore
What it is about
This little book collects five tales that are told to young wizards, including The Tale of the Three Brothers, which readers will know from the last Harry Potter book. Each story ends with notes by Albus Dumbledore on what it means and how it has been used. It is a short companion for fans.
Who will enjoy it
Harry Potter fans who want more from the world.
What you will get
A short companion you can read in an hour. The stories are bite-sized and the commentary adds fun details.
Behind the book
Rowling published it in December 2008 for charity, after the final Harry Potter novel.
Source: Wikipedia
The Tales of Beedle the Bard Facts: Pages, Genre and Setting
Genre
Fantasy · Fairy tales · Companion · Magic
Length
127 pages · ≈ 4 h
More about this book
Characters
Wizards, witches and the figures from the tales.
Setting
The wizarding world of the Harry Potter books.
What makes it different
Fairy tales from a magical world, with notes by Dumbledore.
Feel
Charming, short and a bit dark.
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