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|title=The Cat, the Crow, and the Banyan Tree
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|pages=32
|publisher=Candlewick Press,U.S.
|date=1 Jan January 1994
|isbn=1564023257
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There is magic in stories and it is at its strongest when they are told by an accomplished, skilled storyteller. Let's call it a Scheherezade principle. Stories are, as we all know, different: short and long, fast and slow, funny and sad. But all stories well told work their magic: they transport the listener or reader to an alternative world - sometimes just, just like ours, sometimes as different as we can imagine our Neverlands to be; but transport they do.
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