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Listen to the audio book Your browser does not support the audio element. This is a vintage fairy tale, and contains violence. We would encourage parents to read beforehand if your child is sensitive to such themes. Once upon a time there was a king’s daughter, who was so handsome, there was nothing in the world to be compared with her for beauty, and she was called the Fair with Golden Hair: because her locks were like the finest gold, marvellously bright, and falling all in ringlets to her feet. She always appeared with her hair flowing in curls about her, crowned with flowers, and her dres ..read more

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From the Jataka Tales of India You know how when lady-types are gonna have babies, they get cravings for really weird food? Pickles with ice cream, watermelon and chop suey, White Castle, junk like that? Well, it turns out that’s true of crocodile-lady-types just as much as it is people-lady-types. In the case of this story, a lady-croc was going to lay an egg (that’s how crocodiles have babies, ya know) and her well-meaning husband made the mistake of asking what she wanted to eat. “A monkey heart!” Now, it’s not scientifically possible to say no to your wife when she’s “with egg” as the sayi ..read more