TALES FROM FERN HOLLOW THE MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE TELLERS

LANDOLL, 1994. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. TALES FROM FERN HOLLOW THE MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE TELLERS BY JOHN PATIENCE 1994 COPYRIGHT. HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD SIGNED BY PREVIOUS OWNER. -PUBLISHED BY LANDOLL The day before the Village Fête was all hustle and bustle. The Fern... TALES FROM FERN HOLLOW THE MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE TELLERS BY JOHN PATIENCE 1994 COPYRIGHT. HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD SIGNED BY PREVIOUS OWNER. -PUBLISHED BY LANDOLL The day before the Village Fête was all hustle and bustle. The Fern Hollow animals were bus TALES FROM FERN HOLLOW THE MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE TELLERS BY JOHN PATIENCE 1994 COPYRIGHT. HARDCOVER CONDITION GOOD SIGNED BY PREVIOUS OWNER. -PUBLISHED BY LANDOLL The day before the Village Fête was all hustle and bustle. The Fern Hollow animals were busy preparing their entries for the various competitions. Mrs. Tuttleebee and her daughter, Heather, were baking a blackberry pie. Brock Gruffy was tending his marrow and Spike Willowbank was putting the finishing touches to his painting. The morning of the fête was bright and clear and everyone was bubbling over with excitement. There were stalls selling all kinds of things. The refreshment tent had been put up and Farmer Bramble was taking children for rides on Hazel, the donkey. But the thing that aroused the most interest was the funny little tent in the far corner of the field and the person in a bright costume standing at its entrance. Come and have your fortune told! he cried. The world-famous fortune teller will gaze into her crystal ball and foretell your future. I ll give it a try, said Brock Gruffy.