Mark Twain

When young Edward VI of England and Tom Canty, a poor boy who looks just like him, exchange places, each learns a valuable lesson about the other's very different station in life in sixteenth-century England. Reissue.

A Tale for Young People of All Ages

The Prince and the Pauper

Sarah Sammis

Three stars this time. Most of this book went over my head the first time reading it. I also think I must have read a heavily edited version to be more child friendly in terms of language.

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Gillian Rose

A much better experience with Mark Twain! This could be because I weirdly love identical stranger stories! There was some confusing parts, but I didn't mind!

Daryl Houston

I had read this in middle school and didn't love it then. More recently, I read it to my daughter, and we enjoyed it a lot. It's not a life-changing book for me or anything, but it was funny and kind-hearted if a little moralistic.

El Príncipe y el mendigo

Javiera

Molly M

Elisabeth Bontrager

Hannah DCamp

Haleemah Sadiah

Iskra

Carissa 

Jennifer S

Julie Headrick

Luca Masters

Larisa 

El Principe y El Mendigo

Adriana Gómez 

Michael Springer

Utkarsh

Reza Tavasoli

Andy

Cat Josephson

Milan Davidović

Hyacinthe Karin

Caitlin Bohannon

The Prince and the Pauper A Tale for Young People of All Ages

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