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Fairy Tales from Brazil (Version 2)

A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Children's stories that never grow old-Various

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Myths and Legends Around the World - Collection 18-Various

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Strange Stories From a Chinese Studio (selections from Volume 1)-Songling Pu

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks-William Elliot Griffis

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Myths and Legends Around the World - Collection 05-Various

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Fairy Tales from Brazil-Elsie Spicer Eells

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    American Myths and Legends, Volume 1-Charles M. Skinner

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Selection from the Norse Tales for the Use of Children-Sir George Webbe Dasent

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Dot and Tot of Merryland-L. Frank Baum

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Book of Fairy-Tale Foxes-Clifton Johnson

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Fairy Tales-Hans Christian Andersen

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Eastern Stories and Legends-Marie Louise Shedlock

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Eastern Stories and Legends-Marie Louise Shedlock

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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    Islands of Magic-Elsie Spicer Eells

    "Islands of Magic" by Elsie Spicer Eells invites listeners into a world where enchantment and wonder intertwine with the natural beauty of distant lands. This collection of stories weaves together themes of magic, adventure, and the timeless allure of the unknown, making it a captivating experience for audiences of all ages. Eells' ability to transport listeners to fantastical realms resonates deeply in today's world, where the search for escapism and inspiration remains ever relevant. The enduring nature of these tales lies in their exploration of imagination and the human spirit, reminding us of the magic that exists within and around us. Enjoy this journey through islands of wonder and the power of storytelling.

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    Fairy Tales from Brazil Version 2 - Elsie Spicer Eells

    A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

HOSTED BY

Elsie Spicer Eells

Produced by Legends and Fairy Tales

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A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas

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Fairy Tales from Brazil (Version 2) is created and hosted by Elsie Spicer Eells.
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