A retelling, with reasonable illustrations, for an Irish tale. Anyone who wants to read a Cinderlad tale will find this fits the bill nicely. I was not familiar with this one personally, but it does touch on many of the classic tropes.
The Irish Cinderlad
A retelling, with reasonable illustrations, for an Irish tale. Anyone who wants to read a Cinderlad tale will find this fits the bill nicely. I was not familiar with this one personally, but it does touch on many of the classic tropes.
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