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Looking for some uplifting weekend reading? Here I wade into gore, violence and general badness in picture books and cautionary tales for this week's post on @PictureBookDen
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Followers finally hit that spooky number of the beast this morning 😤
So like, only natural I do my part, and share a cautionary tale of what happens when you’re facing the wrong way while summoning a Chiru demoness… 🍑😈
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YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED: I'm wading into gore, violence and badness in picture books and cautionary tales for this week's post on @PictureBookDen.
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WARNING: Mini Grey explores gore, violence and badness in picture books and cautionary tales for this weeks picture book den blog.
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@Bonzetta1
hyuuuu.
("Oh, well....he...created, them, nnnot me. i'm no, scientist.")
[ she adds, nonchalantly. but the sudden, intimate touch miffs her and she grumbles at it. ]
mmgrgh--!
[ his fingertip gets a tiny, harmless, but cautionary shock ]
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@PiperFaye It's been a long time, but I think the friendlier version I saw was an animated cartoon, probably by Disney. 🤔
I love Aesop's Fables and cautionary tales! I refer to "sour grapes" so much in these modern times, before the term became "being salty".
In “Rip Van Winkle” by Washington Irving (1783–1859), Van Winkle drinks liquor with some peculiar men playing nine pins in the Catskill mountains & wakes up 20 years later- echoing cautionary tales of humans who eat or drink in Faery.
🎨 N.C.Wyeth (1882–1945) #FairyTaleTuesday
Today @banalpig's 'Untitled Ape's Epic Adventure' is 25% off!
"Very much reminiscent of such left of centre minds as Burton and Gilliam, it covers the gamut of heartwarming fable to cautionary tale." - The Pullbox
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Librarian recommends: Hold That Thought Milton By Linda Ravin Lodding. Everyone is busy on the day before Aunt Lulus wedding and doesn’t have time to listen to Milton’s worries. A cautionary tale about making time to listen.
Cautionary Tales for Children by Hilaire Belloc (1870-1953) includes the darkly amusing rhyme “Mathilda Who Told Lies and Was Burned to Death” which has a similar theme to Aesop’s fable “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.” (1/2)
#folklorethursday
Here's a cautionary transport-themed tale for a Friday morning. Back in the days of stagecoaches a postillion rider drowned at #Wylye after he fell into the river riding over the bumpy bridge. This statue was placed in his honour, complete with coaching horn
#ExploreYourArchive
Check out some of our books for the littlest of readers and listeners this #ChildrensBookWeek
Whether you are tight for time or have plenty, STORYTIME has short, medium and long stories AND poems to choose from 📖⏰
Try TEN NASTY LITTLE TOADS for hilarious cautionary tales 🐸
OUTSIDE OVER THERE (1981) by Maurice Sendak. The most disturbing children's picture book ever? A cautionary tale of inattentive babysitting & an obvious influence on the Jim Henson film Labyrinth. Beware the ice, ice baby!
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