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The FUTURE OF YEN TSU
The FUTURE OF YEN TSU

By Richard Morris, Winifred Morris

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A retelling of the traditional Chinese tale in which a farmer's son seeks a better future and finds that the future can change from one moment to the next.

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The Farthest Shore The Earthsea Cycle Book 3
Yo Aesop
Yo Aesop

By Paul Rosenthal

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Contains nine modern stories written to illustrate the lessons introduced by Aesop in his ancient Greek fables.

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Blizzard s Robe
Blizzard s Robe

By Robert Sabuda

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Hercules
Hercules

By Robin Moore

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Bestiary
Bestiary

By Jonathan Hunt

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An alphabet bestiary featuring mythical animals such as the amphisbaena, basilisk, and catoblepas.

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Lion and the Mouse The
Lion and the Mouse The

By Carla Dijs

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Little Red Hen The
Little Red Hen The

By Carla Dijs

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Tortoise and the Hare The
Tortoise and the Hare The

By Carla Dijs

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