The Emperor's New Clothes is a classic tale by Hans Christian Andersen, adapted for young readers. The story follows an emperor who is deceived by two swindlers claiming to make invisible clothes that only the wise can see. As the emperor parades through the city in his "new clothes," no one dares to admit they can't see them—until a child speaks the truth. This engaging narrative introduces themes of honesty and self-awareness, making it an excellent choice for early readers.
