The Children's Wonder Book

Género(s): Ficción fantástica Mitos, leyendas y cuentos de hadas

Narradores:Patrick Saville, Lynda Marie Neilson, BettyB, Janine Mary Solheim, TJ Burns, Bryn Villers, Sangat, Cari Shorrock, April6090, MaryAnn, Larry Wilson, James Pyle, Diane Alailima, ysevechan

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1. The Dream Peddler by Lucy M. Blinn
2. The Fairies from Mogg by Mary E. Stone
3. Cinderella Up-to-date by H.S. Huntington
4. Under the Plum-Tree by Susan M. Day
5. The Ogre who ate the Shaking Jelly by Martha Young
6. The Wizard's Palace by Elton Craig
7. The Alphabet-tree by Clara Doty Bates
8. Behind the Wardrobe by Mary P.W. Smith
9. A Windy Story by Nora A. Smith
10. The Tax-Gatherer by John B. Tabb
11. Little Peppercorn by E. Cavazza
12. A Boy's Thunder by Hugh C. Middleton
13. The Thrilling Story of Captain Noman by Charles Remington Tallest
14. The Little Pixy People by James Whitcomb Riley
15. Christopher's 'at Home' by Tudor Jenks
16. Woods of Warwick by Harriet Prescott Spoffard
17. The Little Man by C.P. Stuart
18. After the Rain by Margaret Eytinge
19. Out from Fairyland by Katherine Pyle
20. Polly's Visit to the Book-Kitchen by Delia W. Lyman
21. The Circus by Mary E. Stone
22. A Query by Mary E. Stone
23. Wishing, a Comedy by William Grant
24. Will-o'-the Wisp by Mary E. Stone
25. The Pursuit of Happiness by Tudor Jenks
26. The Griffin by Marion Ames Taggart
27. The Silver Hen by Mary E. Wilkins
28. The Red Velvet Pig by Marion Manville
29. Wool Gathering by Helen Grey Cone
30. An Old-Fashioned Witch Story, translated from the Danish by Laura E. Poulsson
31. Wasis the Conqueror by Edith W. Cook
32. Mary Lee's Story by Robert Droch
33. The Little Lady by Mary E. Stone
34. Snowy Peter by Susan Coolidge
35. So Funny by Abby Morton Diaz
36. The King Cat by A.A. Rowling

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This is a wild mix of different children's stories by different authors. All lof the stories are original, and some of them use a well-known story and bring a novel and often humorous twist to it. Children of all ages and all different tastes should find something they particulalry like in this collection. - Summary by Carolin