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How the Shamrock Got Three Leaves: Magical Tales From Ireland

Camaille Press
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Pages
34
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Camaille Press

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Why does the fox laugh at the moon?How did the Atlantic get its salt?And what happens when a wind tries to join a ceilidh?Step into a world where hedgehogs borrow spikes from gorse bushes, selkies cry salty tears into the sea, and ancient trees whisper secrets through the leaves. Set among Ireland's misty hills, craggy coastlines, and enchanted forests, these fifteen original tales bring the land's magic to life for curious young readers.Witty, whimsical, and woven with Irish charm, this collection is perfect for children aged 5–9-and for grown-ups who still believe in stories told by moonlight and moss.

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  • Fairy Tales & Folklore
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  • Legends, Myths, Fables

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