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What makes a fairy-tale a fairy-tale? Is it the conflict within the story, where we recognize familiar themed characters that must battle against evil? Alternatively, is it in finding out how as the reader, we too, can conquer the darkness found within ourselves? Fairy tales help us understand the choices and abilities we need throughout our own lives. Children of all ages can learn from Alinda. She models how by recognizing her own "gifts and abilities" when weaved with courage and fortitude, helped her to face adversity. She shows us that the battle for family and love (especially when all hope seems to be lost), is an honorable fight. The story of Alinda of the Loch (youngest daughter of Queen Aurora of Inverness-shire also known as the "real" Sleeping Beauty) will answer many of these questions through her little wise tale. Her story will help us to recognize the shadow and the sunshine in the life of a girl who has obtained both the status and rewards of being both a mythical and modern day "princess." Be one of the first to own Alinda of the The Story of Sleeping Beauty's Daughter!
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Alinda of the Loch, Oonagh Jane Pope, Julie Ann Brown
- Language
- Released
- 2009
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- Book condition
- Good
- Price
- €25.99
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- Title
- Alinda of the Loch
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Oonagh Jane Pope, Julie Ann Brown
- Publisher
- Across the Pond
- Released
- 2009
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 92
- ISBN10
- 0615285910
- ISBN13
- 9780615285917
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Fiction, Children's Books, Self-Help, Fantasy, Love, Family, Personal Growth, Fairy Tales & Stories, Children's Books
- Description
- What makes a fairy-tale a fairy-tale? Is it the conflict within the story, where we recognize familiar themed characters that must battle against evil? Alternatively, is it in finding out how as the reader, we too, can conquer the darkness found within ourselves? Fairy tales help us understand the choices and abilities we need throughout our own lives. Children of all ages can learn from Alinda. She models how by recognizing her own "gifts and abilities" when weaved with courage and fortitude, helped her to face adversity. She shows us that the battle for family and love (especially when all hope seems to be lost), is an honorable fight. The story of Alinda of the Loch (youngest daughter of Queen Aurora of Inverness-shire also known as the "real" Sleeping Beauty) will answer many of these questions through her little wise tale. Her story will help us to recognize the shadow and the sunshine in the life of a girl who has obtained both the status and rewards of being both a mythical and modern day "princess." Be one of the first to own Alinda of the The Story of Sleeping Beauty's Daughter!