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Brief encounters
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
vi, 140 p. ; 20 cm |
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The turtle and the island
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
This folktale explains how the great sea turtle builds the island of Papua New Guinea and brings the first man and the first woman to its lush shores. |
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Fairy tales from Scotland
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
Thirty-two folk tales from Scotland, including Tam Lin, The Faery and the Kettle, and How Fionn Found his Sword. |
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Scottish Folk-tales and Legends
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
Oxford Myths and Legends |
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The Turtle and the Island
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
Retells the legend of how New Guinea was made by the great sea turtle, the mother of all sea turtles. |
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Wishbones
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Barbara Ker Wilson |
In this Chinese version of the Cinderella tale, Yeh Hsien uses magic fishbones to dress herself in finery for the Cave Festival, where she loses a slipper in fleeing from her wicked stepmother. |
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