The Three Miracles

from Patchwork Fairy Tales Hosted by Laura Simons

A Patchwork Fairy Tale: the one with the tired queen, the yearning prince, and the remarkable artist. Before he will agree to take the throne, a young prince begs to be shown three actual miracles, because he isn't ready to rule and feels like he knows nothing of the world. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song "Holiday Gift". Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

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