ISBN: 1495370194

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform], JOHN CHATER,FAIRY TALES, This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 88 pages. Dimensions: 7.8in. x 5.1in.… More...

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform], JOHN CHATER,FAIRY TALES, This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 88 pages. Dimensions: 7.8in. x 5.1in. x 0.2in.A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swim a mermaid, a vengeful and merciless piper, a really real princess and a little man in search of love. Five captivating stories for you to enjoy - two original and three novel retellings of fairy tale classics. The Wolf Cub If you were raised to be a wolf, how would you ever know you were human A murderous witch orders that her step-daughter is killed in the woods. Yet instead, the child is raised by a kindly she-wolf, exactly as she would have raised her own cub. Brought up as a wild wolf, the girl nevertheless knows that she is different. And when the time comes for her to leave the forest she must learn all over again what it means to be human and who she really is. A princess, a witch, magic, wolves and an awkward question of identity it all makes for a refreshing take on the classic theme of the lost girl in the woods, a tale with a twist for a new readership. Les Soeurs de Sirne de la Seine-Maritime A story to celebrate the extraordinary lives of two of the most remarkable swimmers in history. In nineteenth century France the astounding Dalle twins, Anas and Collette Les Soeurs de Sirne de la Seine-Maritime (The Mermaid Sisters of the Seine Estuary) became renowned for their unparalleled feats of swimming and diving. Together and aged only fifteen they were the first to venture into the vast and dangerous salt-marshes where the river Seine empties into la Manche (the English Channel), bringing to the world the most expensive oysters ever served in a Parisian restaurant LHutre des Soeurs Dalle (the Dalle Sisters Oyster). They were painted by a then unknown artist, Georges Seurat, and, for three years, were also the star act at the famous Grand Bain de Piscine Deligny (the floating swimming pool), becoming the talk of Paris. The Pied Piper In this darker retelling of the original, the Pied Piper exacts a terrible vengeance against those who betray him. In Hamelin there is an old saying If you wound a man well enough it is a sin not to kill him too, because an injured man left alive will seek out his revenge, doing more evil than that done to him. The people of the town should have kept to their saying it would have been better for them if they had The Princess and the Pea Who would want to be a proper princess If being carried around, staring out of castle windows, not wearing out your shoes and endlessly having your hair combed were not bad enough, try sleeping atop a one hundred foot mountain of mattresses. Its all in a days work as a useless prince sets off to find his equally useless princess in this quirky retelling of the classic fairy tale. Rumpelstiltskin A mean and greedy king is nothing but trouble, especially for a daughter whose father cannot stop boasting about just how wonderful she is. Locked in the royal palace, if the poor girl cant spin straw into gold she risks ending up a head shorter. And when a magical and mysterious man comes to her rescue, you can be sure things are only going to get more complicated. Rumpelstiltskin reappraised, for those of us who thought the original didnt quite end properly This item ships from La Vergne,TN.<

2014, ISBN: 1495370194

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-sw… More...

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swim a mermaid, a vengeful and merciless piper, a really real princess and a little man in search of love. Five captivating stories for you to enjoy - two original and three novel retellings of fairy tale classics. The Wolf Cub If you were raised to be a wolf, how would you ever know you were human? A murderous witch orders that her step-daughter is killed in the woods. Yet instead, the child is raised by a kindly she-wolf, exactly as she would have raised her own cub. Brought up as a wild wolf, the girl nevertheless knows that she is different. And when the time comes for her to leave the forest she must learn all over again what it means to be human and who she really is. A princess, a witch, magic, wolves and an awkward question of identity - it all makes for a refreshing take on the classic theme of the lost girl in the woods, a tale with a twist for a new readership. Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime A story to celebrate the extraordinary lives of two of the most remarkable swimmers in history. In nineteenth century France the astounding Dalle twins, Anais and Collette - Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime (The Mermaid Sisters of the Seine Estuary) - became renowned for their unparalleled feats of swimming and diving. Together and aged only fifteen they were the first to venture into the vast and dangerous salt-marshes where the river Seine empties into la Manche (the English Channel), bringing to the world the most expensive oysters ever served in a Parisian restaurant - L Huitre des Soeurs Dalle (the Dalle Sisters Oyster). They were painted by a then unknown artist, Georges Seurat, and, for three years, were also the star act at the famous Grand Bain de Piscine Deligny (the floating swimming pool), becoming the talk of Paris. The Pied Piper In this darker retelling of the original, the Pied Piper exacts a terrible vengeance against those who betray him. In Hamelin there is an old saying- If you wound a man well enough it is a sin not to kill him too, because an injured man left alive will seek out his revenge, doing more evil than that done to him. The people of the town should have kept to their saying - it would have been better for them if they had. The Princess and the Pea Who would want to be a proper princess ? If being carried around, staring out of castle windows, not wearing out your shoes and endlessly having your hair combed were not bad enough, try sleeping atop a one hundred foot mountain of mattresses. It s all in a day s work as a useless prince sets off to find his equally useless princess in this quirky retelling of the classic fairy tale. Rumpelstiltskin A mean and greedy king is nothing but trouble, especially for a daughter whose father cannot stop boasting about just how wonderful she is. Locked in the royal palace, if the poor girl can t spin straw into gold she risks ending up a head shorter. And when a magical and mysterious man comes to her rescue, you can be sure things are only going to get more complicated. Rumpelstiltskin reappraised, for those of us who thought the original didn t quite end properly.<

2014, ISBN: 1495370194

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swi… More...

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swim a mermaid, a vengeful and merciless piper, a really real princess and a little man in search of love. Five captivating stories for you to enjoy - two original and three novel retellings of fairy tale classics. The Wolf Cub If you were raised to be a wolf, how would you ever know you were human? A murderous witch orders that her step-daughter is killed in the woods. Yet instead, the child is raised by a kindly she-wolf, exactly as she would have raised her own cub. Brought up as a wild wolf, the girl nevertheless knows that she is different. And when the time comes for her to leave the forest she must learn all over again what it means to be human and who she really is. A princess, a witch, magic, wolves and an awkward question of identity - it all makes for a refreshing take on the classic theme of the lost girl in the woods, a tale with a twist for a new readership. Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime A story to celebrate the extraordinary lives of two of the most remarkable swimmers in history. In nineteenth century France the astounding Dalle twins, Anais and Collette - Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime (The Mermaid Sisters of the Seine Estuary) - became renowned for their unparalleled feats of swimming and diving. Together and aged only fifteen they were the first to venture into the vast and dangerous salt-marshes where the river Seine empties into la Manche (the English Channel), bringing to the world the most expensive oysters ever served in a Parisian restaurant - L Huitre des Soeurs Dalle (the Dalle Sisters Oyster). They were painted by a then unknown artist, Georges Seurat, and, for three years, were also the star act at the famous Grand Bain de Piscine Deligny (the floating swimming pool), becoming the talk of Paris. The Pied Piper In this darker retelling of the original, the Pied Piper exacts a terrible vengeance against those who betray him. In Hamelin there is an old saying- If you wound a man well enough it is a sin not to kill him too, because an injured man left alive will seek out his revenge, doing more evil than that done to him. The people of the town should have kept to their saying - it would have been better for them if they had. The Princess and the Pea Who would want to be a proper princess ? If being carried around, staring out of castle windows, not wearing out your shoes and endlessly having your hair combed were not bad enough, try sleeping atop a one hundred foot mountain of mattresses. It s all in a day s work as a useless prince sets off to find his equally useless princess in this quirky retelling of the classic fairy tale. Rumpelstiltskin A mean and greedy king is nothing but trouble, especially for a daughter whose father cannot stop boasting about just how wonderful she is. Locked in the royal palace, if the poor girl can t spin straw into gold she risks ending up a head shorter. And when a magical and mysterious man comes to her rescue, you can be sure things are only going to get more complicated. Rumpelstiltskin reappraised, for those of us who thought the original didn t quite end properly.<

2014, ISBN: 1495370194

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swim a mermaid, a ve… More...

[EAN: 9781495370199], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. A girl brought up to be a wolf, two sisters who could out-swim a mermaid, a vengeful and merciless piper, a really real princess and a little man in search of love. Five captivating stories for you to enjoy - two original and three novel retellings of fairy tale classics. The Wolf Cub If you were raised to be a wolf, how would you ever know you were human? A murderous witch orders that her step-daughter is killed in the woods. Yet instead, the child is raised by a kindly she-wolf, exactly as she would have raised her own cub. Brought up as a wild wolf, the girl nevertheless knows that she is different. And when the time comes for her to leave the forest she must learn all over again what it means to be human and who she really is. A princess, a witch, magic, wolves and an awkward question of identity - it all makes for a refreshing take on the classic theme of the lost girl in the woods, a tale with a twist for a new readership. Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime A story to celebrate the extraordinary lives of two of the most remarkable swimmers in history. In nineteenth century France the astounding Dalle twins, Anais and Collette - Les Soeurs de Sirene de la Seine-Maritime (The Mermaid Sisters of the Seine Estuary) - became renowned for their unparalleled feats of swimming and diving. Together and aged only fifteen they were the first to venture into the vast and dangerous salt-marshes where the river Seine empties into la Manche (the English Channel), bringing to the world the most expensive oysters ever served in a Parisian restaurant - L Huitre des Soeurs Dalle (the Dalle Sisters Oyster). They were painted by a then unknown artist, Georges Seurat, and, for three years, were also the star act at the famous Grand Bain de Piscine Deligny (the floating swimming pool), becoming the talk of Paris. The Pied Piper In this darker retelling of the original, the Pied Piper exacts a terrible vengeance against those who betray him. In Hamelin there is an old saying- If you wound a man well enough it is a sin not to kill him too, because an injured man left alive will seek out his revenge, doing more evil than that done to him. The people of the town should have kept to their saying - it would have been better for them if they had. The Princess and the Pea Who would want to be a proper princess ? If being carried around, staring out of castle windows, not wearing out your shoes and endlessly having your hair combed were not bad enough, try sleeping atop a one hundred foot mountain of mattresses. It s all in a day s work as a useless prince sets off to find his equally useless princess in this quirky retelling of the classic fairy tale. Rumpelstiltskin A mean and greedy king is nothing but trouble, especially for a daughter whose father cannot stop boasting about just how wonderful she is. Locked in the royal palace, if the poor girl can t spin straw into gold she risks ending up a head shorter. And when a magical and mysterious man comes to her rescue, you can be sure things are only going to get more complicated. Rumpelstiltskin reappraised, for those of us who thought the original didn t quite end properly.<

ISBN: 9781495370199

MR John Chater,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Books Books ~~ Fiction~~ Fairy Tales Folk Tales Legends & Mythology Tales-old-and-new… More...

MR John Chater,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Books Books ~~ Fiction~~ Fairy Tales Folk Tales Legends & Mythology Tales-old-and-new~~Mr-John-Chater CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform<