Wonder Garden

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Frances Jenkins Olcott 1919
English
  • Foreword
  • THE WONDER GARDEN: The Garden of Delight; To the Children
  • ALONG THE FLOWERY WONDER PATH: Fariy Blooms; The Sweet-peas' Wings; How Marigolds Came Yellow; The Snowdrop Fairy
  • The Little Nymph who Loved Bright Colors
  • Hyacinth
  • Echo and Narcissus
  • Clytie, the Heliotrope
  • Pansy-boy
  • The Bad Poppy-seeds
  • The Mignonette Fairy
  • Legend of the Heart's Ease
  • The Dragon Sin
  • The Cup of Thanksgiving
  • The Beauty of the Lily
  • The Christmas Thorn of Glastonbury
  • Forget-me-not!
  • The Maiden of the White Camellias
  • Princess Peony
  • The Chrysanthemum Children
  • Maiden White and Maiden Yellow
  • IN THE ROSE-BOWER WITH THE ROSE QUEEN: Queen Rose; Cupid in the Wild-rose Heart; Adventures of Cupid Among the Roses
  • Legend of the Anemone and the Rose
  • The Rose-tree Queen
  • The Blush-rose and the Sun
  • How Moss-roses Came
  • The Sultana of the Flowers
  • King Suleyman and the Nightingale
  • The Nightingale and the Rose
  • WITH THE SOARING TALKING BIRDS: The Robin; Bird Calls
  • The Greedy Blackbird
  • The Spice Bird
  • King Picus the Woodpecker
  • The Magpie Maidens
  • The Boy that the Eagle Stole
  • The Robe of Feathers
  • Pan's Song
  • WHERE FLORA REIGNS THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS: Fair Flora's Flowers; Queen Flora's Gloves; Why Crocus Holds up his Golden Cup
  • Legend of the Frail Windflower
  • The Primrose Son
  • The Lilies White
  • The Cornflower Youth
  • The Little Nymph who Rang the Bells
  • The Marigold Arrows
  • Fruit on the Rose-bush
  • PLUCKING MEADOW WONDER BLOSSOMS: The Trooping Flowers; Fairy Clothes; Legend of the Trailing Arbutus
  • The Wood-violet that was a Maiden
  • The Dandelion Fairies
  • The Story that the Buttercups Told
  • Little Princess White Chicory
  • Why the Frogs Call the Buttercups
  • Little White Daisy
  • Legend of the Goldenrod
  • The Old Witch who was a Burr
  • Fairy Cowslips
  • The Fox in Gloves
  • Pan's Lovely Maid
  • LISTENING TO THE MAGIC WATERS: Arethusa; The Stone that Shed Tears
  • The Weeping Waters
  • Arethusa
  • Little Hylas
  • CATCHING INSECTS GREEN AND BLUE: How Endymion Made a Golden Butterfy; Chant of the Indian Children to Watasee, the Firefly; Gleam-o'-day and Princess Lotus-flower
  • Prince Gloden Firefly
  • Prince Butterfly and Clover Blossom
  • Anansi the Spider-man
  • Ladybird! Ladybird!
  • The Boy who Caught Flies
  • Tithonus, the Grasshopper
  • The Morning-glory Fan
  • WANDERING THROUGH THE ENCHANTED FOREST: Una and her Lion; The White Hare of Inaba
  • Story of the Tiger and the Man
  • Why Rabbits Have Yellow Hairs
  • Why the Deer Have Antlers
  • Why there are no Snakes in Ireland
  • The Last of the Serpents
  • GATHERING FRUITS STRANGE, RICH, AND RIPE: Song of the Hesperides; The Magic Strawberries
  • The Golden Strawberries
  • Why the Pomegranate Wears a Crown and Royal Robes
  • The Tantalizing Fruits
  • The Golden Apples of the Hesperides
  • The Apple of Discord
  • Idun and the Magic Apples
  • DIVING THROUGH THE GREEN SEA WAVES: The Pearl; Fairy Song;The Fisherboy Urashima
  • Prince Fireshine and Prince Firefade
  • Arion and the Dolphin
  • The Jewel Tears
  • The Fairy Swan Song
  • ON THE WINGS OF THE WIND IN THE RAINBOW SKY: The Song of the Cloud; Why the Iris Wears Rainbow Colours
  • Flower of the rainbow
  • The Boy whose Wings Fell off
  • The Man in the Moon
  • The Story of Jack and Jill
  • The Sheep in the Pasture
  • The Lazy Boys who became the Pleiades
  • The Maiden in the Moon
  • The Colours of the Rainbow
  • The Drop of the Water of Light
  • The Halcyon Birds
  • The Bag of Winds
  • WITH FLASH O' FIRE AND GLINT O' GOLD: How the Cyclops made Æneas' Armour in Vulcan's Forge; The Golden Gift of King Midas
  • Little White Rabbit
  • The Wicked Fairies
  • The Man who Brought Fire
  • Why Unlucky Iron Kills
  • WITH SNOW ELVES IN SNOW HILLS: The Snow Elves; Snow-blanche
  • The Snowball Hares
  • Why the Snow is White
  • How the First Snowdrop Came
  • The Garden of Frost Flowers
  • SECRETS OF THE WHISPERING TREES: Song; Old-man-who-made-the-trees-to-blossom
  • The Daughter of the Laurel
  • White Flowering Almond
  • Orpheus who Made the Trees to Dance
  • Erysichthon the Hungry
  • The Wind in the Pine
  • The Maple Leaf for ever!
  • Daphne
  • WITH MARVELLOUS FARM THINGS: The Green Plumes of Mondamin; The Proud Buckwheat
  • Father Mybrow and the Fairies
  • The Witch Cat
  • Why Dogs Have Long Tongues
  • Potato! Potato!
  • The Duck-feather Man
  • The Potato-choosing Boy
  • The Turkey-given Corn
  • The Pet Turkey whose Feelings were Hurt
  • Peach Boy's Rice-cakes
  • The Seven Corn Maidens
  • Legend of the Corn
  • The Ram with the Golden Fleece
  • The Enchanted Swine
  • The Winged Horse
  • The Snow-white Bull
  • The Girl who Trod on a Loaf
  • ALL THE HAPPY WONDER MONTHS: The Four Sweet Months; The Four Seasons of the Year; Old Man Coyote and Summer in a Bag
  • The Old Woman who Met the Months
  • The Reed that was a Maiden
  • The Reeds that Told a Secret
  • The Hundred-headed Daffodil
  • Mariora Floriora
  • The Wooing of Pomona
  • The New Year
"Here are 150 nature myths and short stories from all parts of the World. They are the kind that children delight in -- tales of transformations of maidens into trees and fountains, of youths into flowers, and of men into birds. Blossoms, fragrance, and joy are the themes of many of these tales, while a few a tender, pathetic, or humorous." (From the Foreword of the book.) - Summary by Frances Jenkins Olcott

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