Once Upon: A Fairytale Alphabet
by Judith Graves
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Pub Date Sep 03 2023 | Archive Date Oct 05 2023
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Description
ONCE UPON: A FAIRYTALE ALPHABET is a whimsical introduction to fairytale and folklore tropes, characters, and vocabulary.
Readers of all ages will enjoy making connections to their favourite tales of old through humour-laden text and vibrant illustrations. From poison apples, birthday dragons, sketchy forests, and clueless huntsmen...this alphabet book functions like a fractured fairy tale, heralding one letter of the alphabet at a time.
Your quest begins the moment you start reading!
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781999534134 |
| PRICE | CA$15.99 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 32 |
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Featured Reviews
Stormi E, Reviewer
I love this story. It's a magical way to learn the alphabet. I wish it was around when my boys were younger. I have a niece on the way. I would love to be able to get a copy for her.
It brought a bunch of fairytales together in a culmination of a magical learning tool.
L G, Librarian
I’ve read a lot of fairytales in my life as a youth librarian so this alphabet book won my heart. I enjoyed the lovely rhymes which fit the beautiful illustrations perfectly. Children are sure to enjoy this book as a bedtime read aloud. The final illustration is especially fun as it includes items shown throughout the story. What a great addition to the alphabet book world!
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