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Bell Potter
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Aquí terminan los dos cuentos considerados para el maratón de lectura de julio del Foro de los Black. [2/10]
— Jul 04, 2025 06:18PM
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Bell Potter
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Los siguientes 2 relatos entran al maratón de lectura de julio del Foro de los Black, representando a África.
— Jul 02, 2025 07:21PM
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Heather
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What a fun group of short stories! My favorite was Mother Earth Turned to Dust. Having them read by so many known voices was neat too.
— Jun 21, 2025 09:22AM
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Sergio
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"the princess in the clouds"
My favorite so far because it's a bit longer than most of the stories so far and that allows it to develop characters like the mouse and the woodpecker.
A thing that I noticed is the whole story I imagined a setting typical of european stories until I read the word "hut". It looks like in every culture we have stories like this where "humble" creatures transform and become much more.
— May 25, 2025 03:56PM
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My favorite so far because it's a bit longer than most of the stories so far and that allows it to develop characters like the mouse and the woodpecker.
A thing that I noticed is the whole story I imagined a setting typical of european stories until I read the word "hut". It looks like in every culture we have stories like this where "humble" creatures transform and become much more.
Sergio
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Real cool stories that "explain" why the world is the way it is. Almost every culture have stories like these.
My favorite so far is the sixth story about Nandy promising the serpent her daughter. The real hero is the daughter because she was brave enough to keep that promise.
— May 17, 2025 08:26AM
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My favorite so far is the sixth story about Nandy promising the serpent her daughter. The real hero is the daughter because she was brave enough to keep that promise.
