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Sims, Lesley,Andersen, Hans Christian
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Language: English
Published by Usborne Pub Ltd, 2004
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- Title
- The Snow Queen (Young Reading Cd Packs)
- Author
- Sims, Lesley,Andersen, Hans Christian
- Publisher
- Usborne Pub Ltd
- Publication year
- 2004
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0794511961
- ISBN 13
- 9780794511968
- Illustrator
- Marks, Alan
When the Snow Queen abducts her friend Kay, Gerda sets out on a perilous and magical journey to find him. Read by Melinda Walker. Book available.
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Gerda and Kay are the best of friends. They live across an alley from each other and happily chat, play, and tend their lovely rose garden. The children are happy until tragedy strikes Kay. His eye and heart are pierced with fragments of a mirror, and the loving boy Gerda knew vanishes. The Snow Queen has put him under her spell and taken him to her palace of snow and ice. It is up to Gerda to find him and bring him home to the love that awaits him.
In this timeless storybook, Ken Setterington has captured the haunting beauty of the classic tale of love's ability to conquer the coldest, most damaged heart. The book is illustrated with the delicate traditional cut paper art of "scherenschnitt, which Hans Christian Andersen himself practiced.
In this timeless storybook, Ken Setterington has captured the haunting beauty of the classic tale of love's ability to conquer the coldest, most damaged heart. The book is illustrated with the delicate traditional cut paper art of "scherenschnitt, which Hans Christian Andersen himself practiced.
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