Once Upon a Time - Glendale, Gloria
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Here are a few stories that will stretch your imagination. A story about a young mink trying to find his way. Things get a little mixed up when he tries to solve his problems on his own. A story about a little girl finding out that letting her light shine is a good thing. But the love for her brother is most important. A story about a quiet man who's good deeds let people know he has a big heart, but situations change his life in ways he never dreamed were possible. A story about a mother who learns that getting to know the past is important for her future and the future of her children. A…mehr

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Here are a few stories that will stretch your imagination. A story about a young mink trying to find his way. Things get a little mixed up when he tries to solve his problems on his own. A story about a little girl finding out that letting her light shine is a good thing. But the love for her brother is most important. A story about a quiet man who's good deeds let people know he has a big heart, but situations change his life in ways he never dreamed were possible. A story about a mother who learns that getting to know the past is important for her future and the future of her children. A story about a girl who gets to know her family in ways she didn't know she could. She learns that the stories her grandmother told her are more than just stories. There is also a couple of tall tails just for fun.
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I am the youngest of 10 children, needless to say, I did a lot of baby sitting. That is where I learned how to tell stories. My nieces and nephews would challenge me, they would ask me to tell a story about various objects or animals. Then they would give me a minute or so, and I would have to think of a story. That was the fun part, watching their faces as I told them a story about something they thought was just an object. I hoped it made their imaginations grow just as much as it did mine.