Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast Stories
Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast Stories by Jane Yolen is a collection published by Harcourt Brace in 1997, featuring 175 pages of imaginative narratives. This first edition presents twelve modern myths and tales that blend the impossible with the familiar, offering readers a unique exploration of fantasy and folklore.
In this anthology, readers will encounter a variety of whimsical scenarios, including a resilient Alice navigating a transformed Wonderland, a poignant homecoming of a deceased mother, and a bridge yearning for a troll. The stories delve into themes of fantasy, magic, and the unexpected, appealing to both juvenile fiction enthusiasts and those who appreciate fairy tales and folklore. This collection invites readers to experience the extraordinary within the ordinary, making it a delightful read for the young and the young at heart.
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In these twelve modern myths and tales for the young and the young at heart, Jane Yolen transforms the impossible into the familiar and real. Among the outlandish wonders are an Alice grown tough in Wonderland, a dear–but dead–mother’s homecoming, a bridge that longs for a goat-eating troll, and a mutiny among Peter Pan’s troops.
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