The Red Cloak
The Red Cloak by Betsy James, published by Chronicle Books in 1989, is a captivating retelling of an old Scottish ballad. This edition, written in English and spanning 34 pages, presents a story where Jan believes her friend Tam is not dead but merely missing. Guided by the wisdom of an old woman and aided by a magical red cloak, Jan embarks on a journey to rescue Tam from the clutches of elves.
Readers will find a blend of folklore and social themes as Jan navigates her quest, showcasing elements of juvenile fiction and European culture. The narrative explores the bond of friendship and the courage to confront the unknown, making it a thoughtful addition to the realms of folklore and mythology. This edition invites readers to engage with the enchanting world of Scottish tales through its vivid storytelling and rich cultural context.
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In this free retelling of an old Scottish ballad, Jan, who is convinced her friend Tam is not dead but has only disappeared, follows the advice of a wise old woman and with the help of a red cloak releases him from capture by elves.
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