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    Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird: Classic Folk Stories and Traditional Fairy Tales
    Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird: Classic Folk Stories and Traditional Fairy Tales
    Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird: Classic Folk Stories and Traditional Fairy Tales
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    Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird: Classic Folk Stories and Traditional Fairy Tales

    By Melanie Voland and Treehouse Books

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    "There are so many things in a lifetime, that can tear true friends and lovers apart..."

    Two faithful best friends meet a Fairy Queen, who helps them to learn about life, love and happiness...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTreehouse Books
    Release dateJul 21, 2022
    ISBN9791221376821
    Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird: Classic Folk Stories and Traditional Fairy Tales

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      Sylvain and Jocosa and The Yellow Bird - Melanie Voland

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      Melanie Voland and Treehouse Books ©2022

      Once upon a time, there was a beautiful and intelligent little boy and girl named Syvain and Jocosa who lived in the same village. Although they were the best of friends, their parents refused to speak to each other, due to some old family argument, which had actually taken place so long ago, that nobody remembered what it was about.

      Still Sylvain and Jocosa loved each other dearly and were always together. They fed their family's flocks of sheep together every day, and spent all their free time out in the meadows and by the freshwaters, playing and resting in the sunshine, talking and laughing, and telling each other made-

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