Once upon a Time | Children's European Folktales

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Don't you like stories that start with "Once upon a time"? They make great bedtime stories because of the princesses and magic. But these are also stories that reflect the environment of the author. Look closely and you will see the influence of culture and traditions in stories of folklore. Grab a copy and read this book today!

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• Publié par: Speedy Publishing LLC
• Date de parution: 15 février 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781541908413
• Langue: English

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Once upon a Time Children’s European Folktales




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Many stories, especially folk tales and fairy tales, start with the phrase ‘Once upon a time’. It tells you the story happened in an unknown time, and that you should be ready for strange events like magic and strange creatures like dragons.







The phrase is also a clue that the story may be very old, and has been told and retold so many times that even the person telling the story is not sure if it really happened, or when. But it could also be a newer story, and the writer uses “once upon a time” to make the story sound older.






Here are some stories that use the phrase ‘Once Upon a Time’: