Al Molaison
The Gingerbread Man Tricked
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(Next Generation Books-Kids March 28, 2014)
All the world loves a trickster. He is entertaining. He has no rules. For the trickster there is no right or wrong. Sometimes he is greedy, or childish, or just plain nasty. Yet some tales show him as helpful, even friendly. But almost always, he is clever. He seeks his own way. And he usually gets it. He is not always successful. But he is always entertaining and almost always a male.
In this retelling of the Gingerbread Man story, Felix the Fox plans ahead. His plan is clever, and it's successful.
In this retelling of the Gingerbread Man story, Felix the Fox plans ahead. His plan is clever, and it's successful.
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