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by Stockton Frank Richard

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Author: Stockton Frank Richard

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This is a nice fairytale intended for children of elementary school. The main character of the book is an elderly Bee-man who lives with other bees eating honey and working till the day when his life changes a lot. A judge Junior Sorcerer opens his eyes telling that he was transformed and was not born as a bee. The main character gets shocked and at the same time interested so he starts searching for the truth. He lives the place where he lived and the adventures start. He travels a lot and saves a baby from a dragon. He feels very right close to the baby and it convinces him that this might be his original form. An elderly wizard takes the spell off him and he returns to his childhood. The story is really fascinating and all children would... Read more

ISBN: B004UKCIS8

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...offiery red. In his great fore-claws he bore a little baby. "Horrible!" exclaimed the Bee-man. "He is taking that little creatureto his cave to devour it. "He saw the dragon enter a cave not far away, and following looked in. The dragon was crouched upon the ground with the little baby lyingbefore him. It did not seem to be hurt, but was frightened andcrying. The monster was looking upon it with delight, as if heintended to make a dainty meal of it as soon as his appetite shouldbe a little stronger. "It is too bad!" thought the Bee-man. "Somebody ought to dosomething. " And turning around, he ran away as fast as he could. He ran through various passages until he came to the spot where hehad left his bee-hive. Picking it up, he hurried back, carrying thehive in his two hands before him. When he reached the cave of thedragon, he looked in and saw the monster still crouched over theweeping child. Without a moment's hesitation, the Bee-man rushed intothe cave and threw his hive straight...