Fairy Tales & Silly Songs An Illustrated Storybook by Genevieve Scandone
 
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                Author:
                
                                      
                    Genevieve Scandone
                                  
              
              
                Category:
                
                                      Teen Novel
                                                      
              
              
                ISBN:
                9781623091828
              
              
                Publisher:
                
                  
                    Bookbaby                  
                
              
              
                File Size:
                5.72 MB
              
              
              
            
                                
                    
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          Synopsis
                 Fairy Tales & Silly Songs, a companion eBook to the CD/download, consists of playful little stories to read to little people, aged four to eight, tenderly retold with lyrical poems, gentle humor, and, of course, happy endings. 
The philosophy behind the plays is to eliminate the violence of the original fairy tales while retaining their psychological and emotional power--and adding a few laughs. The philosophy behind the Silly Songs is to have whimsical fun playing with words. Most of the Silly Songs were spontaneously created by Jessica when she was about eight years old, and they retain her child’s humor and, yes, silliness.              
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