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The Kingfisher Treasury of Myths and Legends This is a beautiful book of short myths from throughout history and around the world that is a must-have for all history libraries. I wish all home schooled children would have a chance to flip through this great treasure! myths legends norse chinese proverbs kingfisher hi
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