The Barefoot Book Of Princesses PB w CD (Barefoot Books) by Caitlin Matthews - Presentation Transcript
The Barefoot Book Of Princesses PB
w CD (Barefoot Books) by Caitlin
Matthews
Delightful Collection From Around The World
This warm and humorous collection presents much-loved favorites such as
The Princess and the Pea from Denmark and less familiar figures including
The Mountain Princess from Persia and The Horned Snakes Wife from the
Iroquois of North America. Caitlin Matthewss wonderfully dramatic
retellings are perfect for reading aloud, while Olwyn Whelans bright and
witty illustrations are a feast in themselves.
Personal Review: The Barefoot Book Of Princesses PB w CD
(Barefoot Books) by Caitlin Matthews
The Barefoot Book of Princesses retold by Richard Walker, Illustrated by
Olwyn Whelan
This lovely quality paperback book in large format comes with a delightful
story CD with world music. The selections of traditional favorite fairy tales
includes one from many countries, and the end blurbs tell a little about
each tale's origin. The Princess and the Pea, a world favorite, is presented
as a Danish tale; The Mountain Princess is from Persia; The princess who
Lost her Hair is from Akamba; The Birdcage Husband is a Kalmuck tale;
The Beggar princess is Chinese; The Horned Snake's Wife is Iroquois; and
The Sleeping Beauty is German. The illustrations, by the well-known
Scottish illustrator, are delightfully bright spirited, modern, and whimsical.
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The Barefoot Book of Princesses retold by Richard Walker, Illustrated by Olwyn Whelan
This lovely quality paperback book in large format comes with a delightful story CD with world music. The selections of traditional favorite fairy tales includes one from many countries, and the end blurbs tell a little about each tale's origin. The Princess and the Pea, a world favorite, is presented as a Danish tale; The Mountain Princess is from Persia; The princess who Lost her Hair is from Akamba; The Birdcage Husband is a Kalmuck tale; The Beggar princess is Chinese; The Horned Snake's Wife is Iroquois; and The Sleeping Beauty is German. The illustrations, by the well-known Scottish illustrator, are delightfully bright spirited, modern, and whimsical. less
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