Story-teller
by Maud Lindsay
'Story-teller' Summary
Maud Lindsay's Story-teller is a collection of twelve enchanting tales meant to be performed by a storyteller. These stories are meant to captivate children and teach them valuable lessons about life. The stories are full of magic, adventure, and laughter, and they will surely leave a lasting impression on young listeners.Book Details
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