Contained within this illustrated volume for children are the stories of East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens all classic childrens stories from yesteryear. Also included are two Moon Poems, or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle which can also be considered classic childrens rhymes.

Contained within this illustrated volume for children are the stories of East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens all classic childrens stories from yesteryear. Also included are two Moon Poems, or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle which can also be considered classic childrens rhymes.

Contained within this illustrated volume for children are the stories of East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens all classic childrens stories from yesteryear. Also included are two Moon Poems, or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle which can also be considered classic childrens rhymes.

Contained within this illustrated volume for children are the stories of East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens all classic childrens stories from yesteryear. Also included are two Moon Poems, or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle which can also be considered classic childrens rhymes.

Contained within this illustrated volume for children are the stories of East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens all classic childrens stories from yesteryear. Also included are two Moon Poems, or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle which can also be considered classic childrens rhymes.

Contained within this volume are three Moon stories - East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens - all classic children's stories from yesteryear. Also included are two "Moon Poems", or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle - which can also be considered classic children's rhymes. In preparing these stories for publication, the aim has been to preserve, as much as possible, in vocabulary and idiom, the original folklore language, and retain the conversational style of the teller of tales, in order that the sympathetic young reader may, in greater or less degree, be translated into the atmosphere of the old-time story-hour. In this we have haven't changed a word. Where they have been available, we have also used the original illustrations which assists in retaining that ethereal and old-world feel from a time when what we take for granted today, was still yet to be discovered. You may be asking why we have tried to

Contained within this volume are three Moon stories - East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens - all classic children's stories from yesteryear. Also included are two "Moon Poems", or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle - which can also be considered classic children's rhymes. In preparing these stories for publication, the aim has been to preserve, as much as possible, in vocabulary and idiom, the original folklore language, and retain the conversational style of the teller of tales, in order that the sympathetic young reader may, in greater or less degree, be translated into the atmosphere of the old-time story-hour. In this we have haven't changed a word. Where they have been available, we have also used the original illustrations which assists in retaining that ethereal and old-world feel from a time when what we take for granted today, was still yet to be discovered. You may be asking why we have tried to

Contained within this volume are three Moon stories - East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens - all classic children's stories from yesteryear. Also included are two "Moon Poems", or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle - which can also be considered classic children's rhymes. In preparing these stories for publication, the aim has been to preserve, as much as possible, in vocabulary and idiom, the original folklore language, and retain the conversational style of the teller of tales, in order that the sympathetic young reader may, in greater or less degree, be translated into the atmosphere of the old-time story-hour. In this we have haven't changed a word. Where they have been available, we have also used the original illustrations which assists in retaining that ethereal and old-world feel from a time when what we take for granted today, was still yet to be discovered. You may be asking why we have tried to

Contained within this volume are three Moon stories - East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens - all classic children's stories from yesteryear. Also included are two "Moon Poems", or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle - which can also be considered classic children's rhymes. In preparing these stories for publication, the aim has been to preserve, as much as possible, in vocabulary and idiom, the original folklore language, and retain the conversational style of the teller of tales, in order that the sympathetic young reader may, in greater or less degree, be translated into the atmosphere of the old-time story-hour. In this we have haven't changed a word. Where they have been available, we have also used the original illustrations which assists in retaining that ethereal and old-world feel from a time when what we take for granted today, was still yet to be discovered. You may be asking why we have tried to

Contained within this volume are three Moon stories - East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Monica the Moon Child and The Swan Maidens - all classic children's stories from yesteryear. Also included are two "Moon Poems", or rather, poems which relate to the moon. They are The Man in the Moon and Hey Diddle, Diddle - which can also be considered classic children's rhymes. In preparing these stories for publication, the aim has been to preserve, as much as possible, in vocabulary and idiom, the original folklore language, and retain the conversational style of the teller of tales, in order that the sympathetic young reader may, in greater or less degree, be translated into the atmosphere of the old-time story-hour. In this we have haven't changed a word. Where they have been available, we have also used the original illustrations which assists in retaining that ethereal and old-world feel from a time when what we take for granted today, was still yet to be discovered. You may be asking why we have tried to

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 11 of the Baba Indaba children's Stories, Baba Indaba narrates the Chinese tale of the Porcelain Pagoda and how the Emperor wanted his magicians to build him a bridge to the moon in time for the autumn Moon Festival. You'll have to download and read the story to find out if they did.....?

In issue 2 of the Baba Indaba Children's Stories, Baba Indaba tells the ancient African tale of how the hare came to have a slit nose. The story is alternatively known as How the Moon Came to Receive the Scratches on Her Face.

In issue 2 of the Baba Indaba Children's Stories, Baba Indaba tells the ancient African tale of how the hare came to have a slit nose. The story is alternatively known as How the Moon Came to Receive the Scratches on Her Face.

In issue 2 of the Baba Indaba Children's Stories, Baba Indaba tells the ancient African tale of how the hare came to have a slit nose. The story is alternatively known as How the Moon Came to Receive the Scratches on Her Face.

In issue 2 of the Baba Indaba Children's Stories, Baba Indaba tells the ancient African tale of how the hare came to have a slit nose. The story is alternatively known as How the Moon Came to Receive the Scratches on Her Face.