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The Korean people, such as the Chinese, use a folklore history as vibrant and fascinating as any on the planet, however the stories themselves nevertheless aren't as well-recognized to Western readers as these from The Brothers Grimm, Mother Goose, or Hans Christian Andersen.In her best-selling guide for younger readers, Frances Carpenter gathers thirty-two traditional stories from the terrain of Korea: the woodcutter and the aged men of the hill; the pup who saved his town from a lion; the performing woman who danced japan Standard in to the heavy water; Why your Dog and Cat aren't buddies; and actually A far more common story of the rabbit who outsmarted the children of the Kim family stay at their favorite Grandma's leg to hear these and other old-fashioned folk stories that are rooted in a large number of years of Japanese tradition.