The Princess And The Bear has been incorporated into a book of short stories titled Merry Dance.
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Merry Dance
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Join James in a Merry Dance.
• Step lightly from the picturesque mountains of England’s Lake District to the enduring Great Pyramid of Ancient Egypt.
Before you start your journey
• Check at the end of your garden for fairies and dragons. • Look under flowerpots turned upside down for pebbles or stones. • Ensure there is no container of water harboring frogspawn.
During your travels
• Find the time to visit the Library of Congress, in Washington D.C. • Explore a ghost town in New Jersey. • Avoid an icebound prison planet, located in a distant galaxy.
• Do not hold a conversation with brown bears. • Do not bring home samples of tree fungus. • Hide under the covers when things go bump in the night.
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Merry Dance
Select format button. Availability and pricing, by country, will show in pop-up.
Join James in a Merry Dance.
• Step lightly from the picturesque mountains of England’s Lake District to the enduring Great Pyramid of Ancient Egypt.
Before you start your journey
• Check at the end of your garden for fairies and dragons. • Look under flowerpots turned upside down for pebbles or stones. • Ensure there is no container of water harboring frogspawn.
During your travels
• Find the time to visit the Library of Congress, in Washington D.C. • Explore a ghost town in New Jersey. • Avoid an icebound prison planet, located in a distant galaxy.
• Do not hold a conversation with brown bears. • Do not bring home samples of tree fungus. • Hide under the covers when things go bump in the night.
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