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In a retelling of the classic folk tale, King Midas is granted the power to turn anything to gold with a mere touch, ultimately learning that there are some things in life more precious than gold.

The story begins with King Midas, a man whose sole desire was to amass great wealth and riches. He was obsessed with gold, coveting it above all else. One day, a magical being appeared before him and offered to grant him a single wish. Without hesitation, King Midas wished for the power to turn anything he touched into pure gold.

Delighted with his newfound ability, the king immediately set about testing his gift. He transformed his surroundings, turning his palace, his furniture, and even his food into solid gold. At first, he was thrilled, reveling in the sheer magnificence of his golden kingdom.

However, the novelty soon wore off, and King Midas began to realize the true consequences of his wish. When he sat down to eat, he found that his food had turned to gold and was now inedible. Thirsty, he reached for a glass of water, only to watch in dismay as it too transformed into a golden cup. Desperate for relief, he tried to bathe, but the water in the tub turned to gold, preventing him from getting clean.

Worst of all, when his beloved daughter came to greet him, he inadvertently turned her into a lifeless, golden statue. Overcome with grief and anguish, King Midas finally understood the folly of his desire for wealth and the true value of the things that matter most in life.

Realizing his mistake, he begged the magical being to take away his golden touch. The being, seeing the king's remorse, agreed and instructed him to immerse himself in the river, which would wash away the power. King Midas did as he was told, and his daughter was restored to life, and he learned that there are indeed some things in life more precious than gold.

This timeless tale serves as a cautionary reminder that material wealth, while alluring, is ultimately meaningless if it comes at the cost of the truly important things in life, such as love, family, and human connection.

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publisher‎Simon & Schuster; First Edition (January 1, 1992)
language‎English
hardcover‎40 pages
isbn_10‎0887082343
isbn_13‎978-0887082344
reading_age‎7 - 8 years
grade_level‎1 - 2
item_weight‎14.4 ounces
dimensions‎10.75 x 0.25 x 9 inches
best_sellers_rank#797,596 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
#252 in Children's Ancient Civilization Fiction (Books)
#588 in Children's Greek & Roman Books
#1,979 in Folklore & Mythology Studies
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