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Magic Fishbone by Charles Dickens · Booklabria

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Magic Fishbone

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Magic Fishbone

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First published: 1911
Editions: 223 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Originally subtitled: A Holiday Romance from the Pen of Miss Alice Rainbird, Aged 7

An original fairy tale about a large royal family (with a striking resemblance to a Victorian family of the lower middle class), a sensible princess heroine, and a take-no-nonsense fairy godmother.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Magic
Humorous
Fairy tales
Princesses

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223 in 2 languages

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