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Well at the End of the World
by Robert D. San Souci, illustrated by Rebecca Walsh. Chronicle Books. 2004.
The Moon in the Well: Wisdom Tales to Transform Your Life, Family and Community
by Erica Helm Meade. Open Court. 2001.
Improving Your Storytelling: Beyond the Basic for All who Tell Stories in Work or Play
by Doug Lipman. August House. 1999.
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A Few Good Reads for New Tellers:
Doorways
to the Soul: 52 Wisdom Tales from Around the World.
Edited by Elisa Davy Pearmain, Pilgrim Press, 1998.
One story for each week! A great collection to read
together, to learn for telling. Each is a short, but sweet,
story. Delightful for adult ears and older kids. Visit
her website for more information on wisdom tales.
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Storyteller's Start-Up Book: Finding, Learning, Performing
and Using Folktales, Including Twelve Tellable Tales
by Margaret Read MacDonald. August House Publications,
1993.
Have you ever wondered where to begin as a storyteller?
Here's the place! Put this book in your hand, and you're
on your way. America's Grand Dame of folklore, Margaret
Read MaDonald is the name to look for in your library
for books on storytelling!
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Best-Loved
Folktales of the World.
Edited by Joanna Cole. Doubleday Publishing, 1982.
One of the very best anthologies ever! It's filled
with many classic tales with a broad cross-section of
cultures. Plus, its indexing is most versatile with
many cross references, a subject index, a motif index,
and an index for what stories are best for what ages.
Invaluable to any sotryteller's library.
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