A mysterious stranger

In the small town of Ezeldorf, in Austria, three friends meet a stranger. The stranger captivates the children with his unusual tricks, stories, and during the conversation it suddenly turns out that the stranger is ... an angel.
The story "The mysterious stranger" was conceived by Mark Twain in three different versions, but he never finished one of them. Abel Startsev translated the very first edition of the story, which was originally considered canonical. And illustrations for this publication were drawn by Newel Wait, a famous American painter and illustrator of children"s books.
The publication is made with a fabric spine, packed in a heat -shaped film. Tinted paper, matte lamination, embossing on the spine.
For secondary school age.
The book was published in the series "Book of Mark Twain", which also published "Adventures of Tom Soyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"