"How Dante Climbed the Mountain: Sunday Readings With the Children From the 'Purgatorio'" offers an accessible and engaging introduction to Dante Alighieri's masterpiece for young readers. Authored by Rose E. Selfe, this volume presents selections from the 'Purgatorio' in a manner suitable for family reading and Christian education. Through carefully chosen passages and thoughtful commentary, Selfe illuminates Dante's allegorical journey of purification and spiritual ascent.
Originally published in 1887, this book provides valuable insights into the religious and moral teachings embedded within Dante's work, making it an ideal resource for parents and educators seeking to impart enduring lessons to children. Selfe's work encourages readers to explore themes of redemption, virtue, and the pursuit of divine grace, fostering a deeper appreciation for both literature and faith.
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