Kate Forsyth's Long-Lost Fairy Tales by Kate Forsyth

Kate Forsyth's Long-Lost Fairy Tales by Kate ForsythLong, long ago, storytellers all around the world told tales of wonder both to enchant and entertain us, and also to teach us that if we are good and kind and courageous enough we can change the world for the better. For this is what fairy tales do. They give us hope. As we travel through the dark and dangerous world of the fairy tale, as we fight dragons and outwit ogres and save our sisters and brothers, we learn that we are capable of anything. And

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He always had important things to say

This continuous narrative was interrupted momentously by the Maralinga atomic testing in the mid-20th Century

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Here is the blue sheep

a secret apothecary shop caters to an unusual kind of clientele

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David Pollock exposes the modern-day realities of managing a remote outback station

salt-of-the-earth story

scratching about in your own backyard

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Written in everyday language