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Mother Goose is an imaginary teller of & rhymes. Part witch-figure, her fame grew with Perrault's Tales (1695) including Cinderella & Sleeping Beauty.
Representing an ancient line of female storytellers, her origins have been lost
(🎨F Richardson)

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Fairytale klance💕#fairytalefeb21 not sure how many I'll do 🤔❤💙

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is here! We have 44 on shelves with 4 amazing covers to choose from. Ask you local retailer to carry more if they don't have stocked!
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Nuestro príncipe graduado merecía un dibujito para que recuerden lo hermoso que es 💗✨

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i couldn’t decide which one i liked more 🥺
can you tell i really like fairytale hosie ?
i hope you all like it 🥰💖🌈✨

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I love the Enchanted Rose in the Disney retelling- ✨
The wilting of the rose symbolizes Beauty leaving the Beast, making us wonder if their love is going to last or not.

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Out of this wood do not desire to go.
Thou shalt remain here whether thou wilt or no.
I am a spirit of no common rate.
The summer still doth tend upon my state.
And I do love thee. Therefore go with me. Titania Adoring the Ass-headed Bottom, Fuseli

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We're sharing our blog post A Prince Who is a Beast for Read about Beauty and the Beast and other versions of this tale.
https://t.co/z7ZxKgX1ds

Pictured: Illustration by Frederick Richardson for East O' the Sun, West O' the Moon.

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Lilith was Adam’s first wife, created as an equal out of the same clay. Medieval texts have it that she refused to lie under Adam, & left the garden of Eden, refusing to return, to become the ultimate she-demon, capable of unspeakable evil.
Img: Rossetti

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This week's for is "Khastakhumar and Bibinagar," an Afghani folk tale in which Babinagar must journey far and wide to recover her black snake husband after his snakeskin is burned by her jealous stepsisters.
Illustration by Hilda Roberts (1919)

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In Irish myth the King of Tír na nÓg is told his son-in-law will usurp him so he gives his daughter a pig's head to deter suitors. To regain her form, the princess must wed a son of Finn MacCumhail; Oisín agrees to marry, she regains her form, Oisín is made King

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