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Tales of the Mushroom Folk by Signe Aspelin, translated by Polly Lawson, is a whimsical journey through the forest floor where mushroom folk wake, play, and grow with the changing seasons. From regal Button Mushrooms to mischievous Fly Agarics, each tale delights with vintage charm.
First published in 1909, this enchanting picture book features lively illustrations that celebrate nature’s smallest wonders in true Scandinavian storytelling style.
A sweet and playful classic that brings a sprinkle of forest magic to every page.
ISBN: 9781782507529
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
Dimensions: L 24cm W 29.6cm
Weight: 460g
Recommended Age: 3+ Years
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