Or fairy tales, or whatever you’d like to call them (since fables use animals). Parents tell their children bedtime stories—whether to settle them in for the night, to illustrate virtues or truths, or simply to help explain the world they live in. It’s no different on Termag.
“Once, in the time of Camac That Was,” is the traditional way to begin a children’s story. But how about a couple of examples? Links take you elsewhere on this blog.
The Three Builders
The Traveler
Next: G is for: Gods
Monday, April 07, 2014
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Awesome word for the challenge today! I always do appreciate a good fable. Glad I found your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteI do love my fables! I am a big fan of a comics series called Fables too :)
ReplyDeleteYou are a fabled storyteller, I know that.
ReplyDeleteI remember the second, but not the first. It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteI like this theme! I'm doing a book theme with my A to Z challenge. I think for G I'm going to talk about genres in general. Today I did fantasy. If you have time, and want to you can check out my F post.
ReplyDeleteAh fairy tales, the stuff dreams are made of - good and bad ^_^
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