The Man with the Pan-Pipes, and Other Stories
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A childhood memory of frightening stories opens this collection by Mrs. Molesworth. Addie, a small girl absorbed in books, hears German tales from her lively cousin Meta. The account of a mysterious piper grips her imagination, and a street musician gives those fears a visible shape. Told by Addie looking back on her younger self, the opening explores the distance between an adult's intentions and a child's response.
The collection also turns to animal fable. In another story, a spell of mild November weather wakes a family of dormice. Fuzz decides summer has returned and ventures out, despite the sleepy objections of his family. Children's conduct, sympathy and the consequences of mistaken judgments connect these stories.
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Book facts
- Author
- Mrs. Molesworth
- Reading time
- About 70 minutes
- Pages
- 54
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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- PDF, EPUB, Read online