Fables Books

Aesop s fables
Aesop s fables

By Graeme Kent

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Contains sixty-three well-known fables with a moral at the end of each fable.

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Heroic Tales from the Ulster Cycle
Lucky Bag
Lucky Bag

By Pat Donlan

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Boyne V. Irish Legends Pack
Granuaile
Granuaile

By Catherine Sweeney, Mary Moriarty

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The Seven Treasures
The Seven Treasures

By Michael Scott

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As punishment for killing Lugh's father, Cian, the three sons of Tuireann must recover the Seven Magical Treasures of Antiquity within twenty days--or die.

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Celtic Magic Tales Classic Celtic Tales
The O Brien Book of Irish Fairy Tales Legends
The Princess in the Forest
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Apple Cake

By Nienke Van Hichtum

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