Many fairy-tales relate a fanciful series of events that are often exaggerated and frankly unbelievable. ‘The Real Story Series’ allows you to find out really happened…
In volume one we discover that the story of ‘The Princess and the ‘Pea” actually has more to do with gymnastics, football and custard than vegetables hidden underneath mattresses. Then in ‘Goldie Lock and the three ‘Bears” we find out why Mrs Lock is cruelly aiming to lead Goldie into a life of crime and learn more than might seem necessary about a successful sweet manufacturer.
During the story of ‘Humpty Dumpty’ in volume two we find out why the only unsuccessful acrobat in the Dumpty circus troupe climbs the ‘unclimbable’ wall. Also why the memorable line, “I’m not an angel but I am a sprout” is uttered at a significant moment in the drama that unfolds. ‘Three ‘Blind’ Mice’ tells the true story of the conflict between the farmer’s wife and the three ‘blind’ mice. Perhaps predictably it involves a lot of screaming but, what may come as a surprise, is the significant role a pink shower curtain, a piano and an elegantly arranged collection of plates play in the tale.
The third volume begins with ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’ where we reveal the true sequence of events, which don’t reflect as well on Little Goat Gruff and even Middle Goat Gruff as popular but inaccurate re-tellings of the story might have you believe. In the drama presented in ‘The Grand Old Duke of York’ we find out that fishermen from Scarborough help the anxious Grand Old Duke repel the forces of The Grand Young Duke of Oldham and The Grand Middle-Aged Duke of Newcastle in surprising ways.
The Real Story Series: Volume One
Many ‘fairy-stories’ relate a fanciful series of events that are often exaggerated and frankly unbelievable. This series allows you to find out what really happened… In this case in “The Princess and the ‘pea'” you will learn how the real princess involved in the fairy-tale based on the real story was actually more involved in developing her gymnastics skills and playing footie than worrying about a pea under her mattress. Then in “Goldie Lock and the three ‘Bears'” find out what happens when Mrs Lock cruelly tries to steer her daughter into a life of crime and the family Goldie comes across.
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The Real Story Series: Volume Two
Many ‘fairy-stories’ relate a fanciful series of events that are often exaggerated and frankly unbelievable. This series allows you to find out what really happened… In this case in “Humpty Dumpty” find out why the story of this sad egg includes the line, “I’m not an angel but I am a sprout!” The farmer’s wife may have cut off the tails of the “Three ‘Blind’ Mice” but what really happened and where do plates and pianos appear in the tale? Intrigued? The solution friends is one ‘add to basket’ tab away!
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(Buy story from Kindle) £2.25
(Buy paperback story from Amazon) £4.50
The Real Story Series: Volume Three
Many fairy-stories relate a fanciful series of events that are often exaggerated and frankly unbelievable. “The Real Story” series allows you to find out what really happened… In “The Three Billy Goats Gruff’” we reveal the true sequence of events, which don’t reflect as well on Little Goat Gruff and even Middle Goat Gruff as inaccurate re-tellings of the story might have you believe. In drama described “The Grand Old Duke of York’” we find out fishermen from Scarborough help the anxious Grand Old Duke repel the forces of The Grand Young Duke of Oldham and The Grand Middle-Aged Duke of Newcastle.
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(Buy story from Kindle) £2.25
(Buy paperback story from Amazon) £4.50
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