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The ugly duckling
For two hundred years, Hans Christian Andersen's The Ugly Duckling has been a childhood favorite all over the world. Now Robert Ingpen brings his spectacular adaptation to new generations of readers. Born bigger and different than the other hatchlings, the ugly duckling is ridiculed by his brothers and sisters, rejected by the other ducks, and eventually shunned by his own mother. The little b…
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 0732315662
- Collation
- 8 pages : illustration ; 29 cm
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- Call Number
- F18
Rumpelstiltskin
Once upon a time there was a poor miller who had one beautiful daughter. One day the king sent for the miller. When the miller stood before the king, he was rather frightened. Instead of remaining quiet, the foolish man said the first silly thing that popped into his head. "I have a daughter who can spin straw into gold," he said.
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 0721409482
- Collation
- 51 pages : illustrations ; 17 cm
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- Well loved tales
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- F23
Rumpelstiltskin
This series features brand new retellings of classic stories by top authors and illustrators, in keeping with the National Literacy Strategy.
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- 9780749679088
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- 31 pages : illustration ; 20 cm
- Series Title
- Hopscotch Fairy Tales
- Call Number
- F23
Rumpelstiltskin and other stories
The Nursery Collection brings together the world's best-loved traditional stories and nursery rhymes. Retold with very young children in mind, the stories are excellent for reading aloud while the rhymes retain all their fun and jollity. Hilda Offen's richly colourful illustrations breathe life and mischief into all the wonderful characters to be found in this collection.
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 1856980162
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- 25 pages : illustration ; 23 cm
- Series Title
- Nursery collection
- Call Number
- F23
Rumpelstiltskin : the graphic novel
To repay her father's debts, Mirabelle promises the King that she'll spin his straw into gold. An evil troll agrees to help her for a price. Now, Mirabelle must repay an even greater debt, unless she can guess the terrible creature's name.
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- 9781434207685
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- 33 pages : illustration ; 26 cm
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- The Graphic Novel
- Call Number
- F23
Rumpelstiltskin : from the German of the brothers Grimm
"Adult and child can delight together in the richness of color, gilt and detail...captured in such art. The story is palinly and gracefully told."--The New York Times Book Review"A lush and substantial offering." -- Booklist
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- 0140558640
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- 37 pages : illustration ; 28 cm
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- Call Number
- F23
Rumpelstiltskin
“Spinning straw into gold is easy as can be! But if I do that for you, what will you give me?” A silly miller boasts to the king that his daughter can spin straw into gold. But who will help when the king demands that the girl do just that? With beautiful and charming illustrations to enjoy again and again, this simple retelling of the children's classic fairy tale is perfect for readers of…
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 9781781866085
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- 26 pages : illustration ; 28 cm
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- F23
Puss in Boots
When the old miller dies, his youngest son has no means to make an honest living. All he has inherited is a cat. But what a cat it is! Equipped with an elegant pair of boots to give him the necessary swagger, Puss can talk them both into a fortune.
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 9780721415451
- Collation
- 26 pages : illustration ; 17 cm
- Series Title
- Favourite tales
- Call Number
- F24
The emperor's new clothes
This is the story of the vain emperor who is duped by a wily tailor who tells him that the clothes he makes are so glorious that they cannot be seen by fools.
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 9780721415567
- Collation
- 26 pages : illustration ; 17 cm
- Series Title
- Favourite tales
- Call Number
- F24
Puss in Boots
There was once a miller who was very poor. He had three sons. The elder sons were lazy, but the youngest was hard-working. When the miller died, there were only his mill, his donkey and his cat to leave to his sons. The eldest son took the mill, the second son took the donkey and the youngest son had only the cat, which he had saved from being drowned by his brothers.
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- ISBN/ISSN
- 9780710506436
- Collation
- 27 pages : illustration ; 17 cm
- Series Title
- Fantasy Land Fairy Tales
- Call Number
- F24
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