The Happy Prince and Other Tales

The Happy Prince and Other Tales is a collection of short stories written by Oscar Wilde and published in 1888.

This work is a collection of stories for children that includes:

• The Happy Prince: One night, a swallow that is migrating to Egypt stops at the foot of the statue of the Happy Prince to rest and tears begin to fall from the statue.
• The Nightingale and the Rose: The story is about a young student in love with a girl.
• The Selfish Giant: A giant returns to his garden after spending a long time outside and discovers that there are several children playing and very happy there.
• The Devoted Friend: The story tells about the relationship of two friends in which one of them, Hans, is constantly manipulated by the other, Hugo.
• The Remarkable Rocket: The story is about a firework, which is one of many that are launched at the wedding of a prince and princess.