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Mopsa The Fairy

Mopsa The Fairy

Di: Jean Ingelow
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Step into a whimsical world crafted by Jean Ingelow, a celebrated poet of the 19th century who was once considered a contender for the first female Poet Laureate. In Mopsa the Fairy, published in 1869, we follow the enchanting tale of a young boy who stumbles upon a nest of fairies. Join him on his magical adventures filled with wonder and delight, as he uncovers the secrets of these mystical beings. (Summary by Noel Badrian)Copyright Legends & Fairy Tales Letteratura e narrativa
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