Fairy Tale that Never Ends by Louie Stacey
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Second Hand / Antiquarian
Fairy Tale that Never Ends by Louie Stacey, illustrated by Helen W. Young
Published: Published: T. N. Foulis, London 1906
Condition: Good, no dust jacket. This is an ex-library book, from the Besant Memorial Library. Binding is firm, pages are clean and unmarked.
This is a rare first edition of a classic fairy story. It follows a girl named Rosalind who falls asleep and wakes to find herself transported to a magical realm filled with enchanting creatures and ruled by a beautiful queen. It is a timeless tale of courage, friendship and the power and the power of imagination.
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