A cold heart. A silent garden. And a lesson that will change everything.
In The Selfish Giant, Oscar Wilde delivers one of the most moving and timeless fairy tales ever written. When a giant builds a wall to keep children out of his garden, winter settles in—and refuses to leave.
But when one small act of innocence breaks through the barrier, the giant begins to discover something far greater than ownership: the power of kindness, compassion, and love.
Beautifully narrated by Nathan Edwards, this story unfolds with emotional depth and quiet wonder, making it a perfect listening experience for both children and adults.
Tender, symbolic, and unforgettable, The Selfish Giant is a story about transformation—and the warmth that comes from opening one’s heart.
A cold heart. A silent garden. And a lesson that will change everything.
In The Selfish Giant, Oscar Wilde delivers one of the most moving and timeless fairy tales ever written. When a giant builds a wall to keep children out of his garden, winter settles in—and refuses to leave.
But when one small act of innocence breaks through the barrier, the giant begins to discover something far greater than ownership: the power of kindness, compassion, and love.
Beautifully narrated by Nathan Edwards, this story unfolds with emotional depth and quiet wonder, making it a perfect listening experience for both children and adults.
Tender, symbolic, and unforgettable, The Selfish Giant is a story about transformation—and the warmth that comes from opening one’s heart.
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Novelista, poeta, crítico literario y autor teatral de origen irlandés, gran exponente del esteticismo, Oscar Wilde conoció el éxito desde sus comienzos gracias al ingenio punzante y epigramático que derrochó en sus obras, dedicadas casi siempre a fustigar a sus contemporáneos. Defensor del arte por el arte, sus relatos repletos de diálogos vivos y cargados de ironía provocaron feroces críticas de los sectores conservadores, que se acentuaron cuando Wilde fue acusado y condenado por su homosexualidad, lo que originó el declive de su carrera literaria y de su vida personal. Entre sus obras destacan las cuatro comedias teatrales El abanico de lady Windermere (1892), Una mujer sin importancia (1893), Un marido ideal (1895) y La importancia de llamarse Ernesto (1895), El fantasma de Canterville o El retrato de Dorian Gray, su única novela.
