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Why the Jackal Won't Speak to the Hedgehog

by: Harold Berson
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Why the Jackal Won't Speak to the Hedgehog
A retelling of a Tunisian folk tale in which the jackal is twice outsmarted by the hedgehog.

Larbi and Leila

by: Harold Berson
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Larbi and Leila
Larbi would do anything to please his pretty wife, but Leila's passion for beautiful objects brings grief to them both.

Joseph and the Snake

by: Harold Berson
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Joseph and the Snake
Only a fox's cleverness saves Joseph from being eaten by the hungry and ungrateful snake whose life he saved.

Barrels to the Moon

by: Harold Berson
release date: Jan 01, 1982
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Barrels to the Moon
The people of Rully, France, devise a plan to unhook the moon and fasten it to their church steeple where they can enjoy it every day.

Raminagrobis and the Mice

by: Harold Berson
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Raminagrobis and the Mice

I'm Bored, Ma!

by: Harold Berson
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I'm Bored, Ma!
Young Steve Rabbit finds his friends, his toys, and his life boring. Then his friend Pack Rat fires his imagination.

Truffles for Lunch

by: Harold Berson
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Truffles for Lunch
A wizard grants a pig's wish to be another animal, but it proves to be distressingly unsatisfactory.

The Nutcracker

by: Daniel Walden
release date: Jan 01, 1992
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The Nutcracker
A little girl travels with the Nutcracker Prince to the Land of Cake and Candy.

The Thief Who Hugged a Moonbeam

by: Harold Berson
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The Thief Who Hugged a Moonbeam
The rich man overhears the thief on the roof and contrives to trick him.

How the Devil Gets His Due

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How the Devil Gets His Due
The devil works his servant mercilessly until the servant's brother cleverly outwits him.
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