Santa and the Magic Doll
Inga, Toyland’s beauty, disobeys Santa and lets a witch enter the shop turning her into an old, ugly woman. Pinocchio flees with Inga, who asks for help as the toyshop cries out. They seek the witch while the talking mirror offers aid and a plan to survive in the woods.
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Guiding Your Child Curing Vanity
Mrs. Agnes Lyne argues vanity in children stems from inappropriate praise and love. She urges parents to praise for achievements, not personal charm, and to share moments of joint activity to divert focus from self.
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