Tales From Dramaland: The Jester and The Juggler (edit title/settings)

Shelfari edited the description of Tales From Dramaland: The Jester and The Juggler Saturday, November 17, 2012.

• Engaging, delightful, fairy stories for young children. Tales from Dramaland, meet the residents of this wonderful land, the Wee People, and follow their adventures. Tales from Dramaland, classic tales where all the stories begin, Once upon a time... The Land of the Stone Mountains and the Fairy Forest, the Princess' Palace and the Prince's Castle, the Vastly Blue Sea and the Spring River. Follow the tales of the Jester with his jingle jangle boots, the Fairy Godmother and her beautiful White Cat, the Baker and her fabulous cakes, the Dark Lord who turns night into day and plays with the secret, Cat People, the Fisherman who longs to see the Mer People, the dazzling Leading Lady who only wants to act and entertain and many, many more wonderful characters. In this tale, the first in the series, follow the Jester with his jingle jangle boots and knock, knock tales try to find a surprise birthday gift for his sister the Juggler. The Jester loves to turn somersaults and do magic tricks creating noise and laughter wherever he goes. His sister the Juggler is very clever, she can juggle six coloured balls at a time, in fact she can juggle just about anything she can lift. Ideal for reading to children at bedtime by a parent, or for children themselves to read. Perfect for children from 3 - 8 years. There are 16 Tales From Dramaland in the 1st volume: 1. The Jester and The Juggler 2. The Mime and The Dancer 3. The Baker and The Woodcutter 4. The Queen and The Dark Lord 5. The Fairy Godmother and The White Cat 6. The Piper and The Fairy 7. The Artist and The Gypsy 8. The Princess and The Prince 9. The Miller and The Spotty Dog 10. The Wee Boy and The Wee Girl 11. The Fisherman and The Lighthouse Keeper 12. The Soldier and The Maid 13. The Theatre Owner and The Leading Lady 14. The Writer and The Director 15. The Witch and The Black Cat 16. The Wardrobe Mistress and The Tailor © Anne McVitie www.silverraymedia.com