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_aGR 76.F952 _b.F169 1984 |
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_aFuentes, Vilma May A. _948448 |
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_aThe fairy of Masara / _cVilma May A. Fuentes, illustrated by Ninabeth R. Inis. |
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_aQuezon City : _bNew Day Publishers, _c[1984] |
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_a21 pages _billustrations _c21 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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| 520 | _aA Mandaya folktale that shows how the search for food plays an important role in human life. Bakiwos, during a great famine, fortunately walks into a lush coconut grove and finds lots of nuts just waiting to be harvested. He encounters and insults an ugly old woman, the owner of the grove-who he later discovers to be a powerful fairy. The fairy punishes him by turning him into a huge crocodile. She then creates a lake for him to inhabit. This story is an adaptation of a folktale, and is a Series Three in the Mandaya and Mansaka Folk Tales, a set of books for children. | ||
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_aTales _2sears |
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_aInis, Ninabeth _948449 |
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