Bibliograph

The coming of the unicorn, Scottish folk tales for children, Duncan Williamson ; edited by Linda Williamson

Type

Label

The coming of the unicorn, Scottish folk tales for children, Duncan Williamson ; edited by Linda Williamson

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The coming of the unicorn

Oclc number

794272893

Responsibility statement

Duncan Williamson ; edited by Linda Williamson

Sub title

Scottish folk tales for children

Summary

Stories are something you carry with you, something to last your entire life, to be passed on to your children, and their children for evermore.' Duncan Williamson came from a family of Travelling People, who told stories around the campfire for entertainment and for teaching. As a child, Duncan learnt the ways of the world through stories: 'My father's knowledge told us how to live in this world as natural human beings -- not to be greedy, not to be foolish, not to be daft or selfish -- by stories.' In this collection, he passes on some of these wonderful children's folk and fairy tales -, Source other than Library of Congress

Target audience

pre adolescent

Contributor