Mark Twain - Koldus és királyfi Mark Twain BK24-156388

Mark Twain's classic youth novel, The Prince and the Pauper, tells the surprising story of two boys from sixteenth-century London. A poor beggar boy who dreams of kings unexpectedly finds his way into the royal palace, where he meets a prince of the same age. As a game, the boys swap clothes, but misunderstandings turn the exchange into reality.

For months the beggar boy experiences the splendour and responsibility of royal life, while the prince discovers humanity and wisdom in the poor quarters of the city. Each learns much from the other's life, and this shapes their future.

Published by Kreatív Kiadó in a paperback edition, the book is aimed at children and young readers aged about 10 to 14. The story carries timeless lessons about human dignity and compassion, regardless of social standing.