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The Sugar Skull's Smile

A gentle telling of the calavera, the painted sugar skull of Día de los Muertos, and the marigolds that light the way home for loved ones who are missed.

The Brownie Who Comes at Night

A quiet bedtime tale about the brownie, the household spirit who tidies the house while everyone sleeps, for grown-ups who want something gentle and warm to read aloud.

The Qilin's Quiet Steps

A soft-spoken tale about the qilin, the gentle creature said to appear in old China whenever good fortune is near.

The Kodama in the Old Tree

A quiet tale for younger readers about the kodama, the tree spirits of Japanese forest folklore, and the old trees people still leave standing for them.

The Sleeping Giant

A soft, unhurried telling of the old Scandinavian and British tale about a giant who lay down to rest and became a hill, perfect for the last story of the day.
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