Welcome to the seventh episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the seventh chapter, in which the king and queen consult their philosophers.

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Welcome to the sixth episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the sixth chapter, in which the princess makes an unfortunate series of mistakes.

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Welcome to the fifth episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the fourth chapter, in which the king and queen attempt to come to terms.

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Welcome to the fourth episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the fourth chapter, in which the inevitable (for her) happens to an unsupervised princess.

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Welcome to the third episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the third chapter, in which the nature of Makemnoit's curse becomes clear.

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Welcome to the second episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the second chapter, in which the king forgets something extremely important.

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Welcome to the first episode of The Light Princess!

The Light Princess was written by George MacDonald, most famous for his series The Princess and the Goblin. This extremely funny fairy tale was part of a collection of fairy tales, and has inspired many artists, from Arthur Hughes to Maurice Sendak. It has always been my favorite of MacDonald's stories, and I think you'll agree.

Tonight we're reading the first chapter, in which a king becomes very frustrated with his queen.

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Welcome to the thirty-second and final episode of The Story Girl!

The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree.

Tonight we're finishing the book with our thirty-second chapter, in which the King family finally opens the blue chest of Rachel Ward.

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Welcome to the thirty-first episode of The Story Girl!

The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree.

Tonight we're reading the thirty-first chapter, in which the Story Girl gives everyone a scare and scandalizes Felicity.

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Welcome to the thirtieth episode of The Story Girl!

The Story Girl was written by L.M. Montgomery, creator of Anne Shirley and the Anne of Green Gables series. L.M. Montgomery often said that The Story Girl was her favorite of all the books she'd written, and I have to agree.

Tonight we're reading the thirtieth chapter, in which everyone celebrates Peter's recovery with a letter.

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