George Macdonald 
The Princess And The Goblin 

Popular children's fantasy book "The Princess and the Goblin" was written by George Mac Donald. The plot centers on the adventures of a young princess named Irene and the goblins she meets while exploring the secret chambers under her castle. In her palace, Princess Irene finds a hidden staircase that takes her to the dangerous and mysterious land of the goblins. Irene sets out on a mission to save her realm from the deceitful goblins and their evil schemes with the aid of a valiant mining kid called Curdie and her magical great-great-grandmother. Princess Irene encounters several difficulties and perils as the narrative progresses, including the goblins' efforts to kidnap her and a cunning conspiracy to conquer the realm. She picks up valuable lessons about bravery, loyalty, and the strength of love and kindness along the road. Throughout the whole book, Mac Donald's writing style, which is marked by his rich vocabulary and vivid images, creates a beautiful and entrancing environment. In addition to being a fun narrative, "The Princess and the Goblin" also teaches important life lessons about generosity, courage, and the victory of good over evil. It has become a cherished classic in children's literature, inspiring many readers throughout the years with its lasting appeal and lessons.