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Riane
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Stopped at mid-2025 and have not yet returned to read.
— Jul 15, 2026 11:39PM
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Riane
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Add TOC in the final review bc need to know
— Jul 26, 2024 01:37AM
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Mr Bramley
is on page 159
The last few stories contain a few well known by children and adults, as well as some that would most likely not have been heard before. All of which could be used just as well as our classically known tales.
These last section of Stories came from China, Mexico, Sikkim, Germany (Sleeping Beauty) and Denmark (Inchelina aka Thumbelina)
— Jul 19, 2019 08:36AM
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These last section of Stories came from China, Mexico, Sikkim, Germany (Sleeping Beauty) and Denmark (Inchelina aka Thumbelina)
Mr Bramley
is on page 120
More stories from a wide range of locations: France (Beauty and the Beast of course), Arabia, India and Japan.
All with good morals that could easily be used in lessons for children, and all with mythical figures and creatures that children could use for creative tasks.
— Jul 19, 2019 08:19AM
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All with good morals that could easily be used in lessons for children, and all with mythical figures and creatures that children could use for creative tasks.
Mr Bramley
is on page 80
Really enjoying the variety of the tales included.
Some will be very familiar to children due to the appearance of characters they’ve seen in wider fiction (such as Maui - Moana) and some will offer a look into new cultures they may not have experienced before.
Stories in this section have included Russia, New Zealand, Africa, and a selection of short fables.
— Jul 19, 2019 07:43AM
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Some will be very familiar to children due to the appearance of characters they’ve seen in wider fiction (such as Maui - Moana) and some will offer a look into new cultures they may not have experienced before.
Stories in this section have included Russia, New Zealand, Africa, and a selection of short fables.
Mr Bramley
is on page 40
A good breadth of folk tales from across the world. So far I have read stories from Australia, The Arctic, Canada, Cornwall and Ireland.
All have a moral that would resonate well with children.
Some of the language is a little outdated however, so could do with being adapted for use in a school environment.
— Jul 19, 2019 05:13AM
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All have a moral that would resonate well with children.
Some of the language is a little outdated however, so could do with being adapted for use in a school environment.
