The Royal Snow Walk by the King and Queen
In a palace scene the king rebukes the queen’s snoring and grants a necklace reward to a favored cook. After a knock at the door the princesses request a walk in the snowy royal meadow, ignoring a promise not to play in the snow. They venture outside despite warnings about the wind and cold.
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Altie
Snow Witch Sniffsneeze Melts in Sunlit Garden
A children's tale follows three princesses chased by Mrs Snifflesneeze a wicked witch. She uses a wand to make noses sneeze and cold spread through the royal household until Green the Spring Messenger and the princesses force her out. In the sun she melts to a pool, a fitting end for her mischief.
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The Red Mouse and Santa Claus Tale
A curious red mouse prods Santa to swap his iconic red suit for varied outfits. Santa tests new costumes from an Indian to a soldier, learns children still love the traditional red attire, and ultimately returns to his red suit with renewed delight.
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Awell
Senator Brown
Santa Claus
Man
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George Washington
How the Crab Got Even in Sunny Japan
A brown monkey and a crab live in a pine tree above a marsh in Japan. The monkey schemes to steal a rice cake from the crab and tricks her into letting him pick persimmons. The crab plants a persimmon seed which grows into a large tree. the monkey pretends to help but greedily steals ripe fruit, leaving the crab wary of his schemes.
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Japan
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Miss Crab
Graud
Johnny Chuck Meets Peter Rabbit in the Wood
Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit hike through the Green Meadows on a sunny morning. Peter points out a mossy log trap, Peter leaps first, Johnny Chuck fails to jump, tumbles onto Reddy Fox, chaos ensues, and Peter escapes to Jimmy Skunk’s house while Johnny Chuck hides and returns home safely.
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Mr. O
Johnny Chuck
Reddy Fox
Johnnny Chuck
Happy Jack Squirrel
Chuck
Happy Jack
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Johnny
Peter Rabbt
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Mother Fox
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The Runaways by Lillian Dinevor Rice
A playful scene of ten piglets roaming a hilltop ends with a storm and a mother tucking them in. The poem contrasts freedom loving rovers with a cozy domestic ending as bedtime comes and they seek their “Mover.”
How the Crab Got Even Continued
A whimsical tale of a mischievous monkey gobbling persimmons from Miss Crab’s tree. The crab is harmed but saved by the egg, bee, seaweed, and mortar who outwit the monkey. They punish him and invite everyone to live in the crab’s garden as summer days unfold with ripe persimmons.
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Monkey
Miss Crab
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