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Classic Myths to Read Aloud
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Nuevas Fabulas Infantiles
Myths of the World
Myths of the World

By Padraic Colum

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The Lycan Journal
The Lycan Journal

By Chad Long

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Fire fish
Fire fish

By Davy Liu

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"In this golden fable, three little fish, Sarai, RaaOn, and Sesom, dare to embark on a grand and dangerous quest to find their hearts' desire. Their journey is inspired by the legend of the FIRE FI...

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Epiphanies at twilight
The traveller the tiger and the very clever jackal
The traveller the tiger and the very clever jackal

By Reshma Sapre

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When Raaheeji goes on an adventure, he meets an interesting cast of characters, including a tiger, a jackal, and a banyan tree.

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Eternal leaf art
Eternal leaf art

By Vasantha Mukthavaram

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Retellings of Aesop's fables illustrated with art collages made from leaves.

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The Legend of the Lady Slipper Ojibwe Tale

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