Fifty Famous Stories Retold by James Baldwin is a timeless collection of classic tales carefully rewritten for young readers and modern audiences. First published in 1896, this beloved anthology brings together fifty short stories drawn from history, legend, folklore, and heroic tradition—each told in clear, engaging language that captures the imagination. Inside this volume, readers will discover iconic tales such as “King Alfred and the Cakes,” “The Story of William Tell,” “Dick Whittington and His Cat,” “Horatius at the Bridge,” and many more. Each story is short, memorable, and rich with moral lessons, making this book perfect for children, families, teachers, and lifelong lovers of classic literature. Ideal for reading aloud or independent study, Fifty Famous Stories Retold continues to inspire curiosity, courage, honesty, and character. Whether used in homeschooling, classrooms, or personal reading, this beautifully curated edition brings the world’s most enduring stories to a new generation of readers. Perfect for: Young readers and English learners - - Homeschool and classroom use - - Fans of classic literature - - Parents seeking meaningful stories with moral value Rediscover the charm and wisdom of these beloved tales—with narratives that continue to enlighten, entertain, and endure.