The Fairy Letters: a Frost Series(Tm) Novel
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But of course this is only part of the story of the long history of the Royal Feydom.
For the story of Calthon is told by both Summer and Winter fairies alike (although I hear that Spring and Autumn fairies have their own versions of why it is that we have a royal family today) to explain the birth of the royal family in Feyland. But beyond that, the stories are widely different. Winter fairies believe that there was an unbroken line from Calthon onwards, and that only late in the dynasty of suc...cession did an angry brother break away from the Summer Court (this story I have told you already). But there is another story told by the Summer people, which explains the difference between Winter and Summer in another way – that the woman who was Calthon's bride (her name is not recorded to us in any version) gave birth not to one son but two, and these two sons were rivals all their lives. For it was said that when one wanted to do something, the other would wish to do it twice as well - “when one reaches for a stone-fruit, the other leaps up to taste a berry-melon,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But of course this is only part of the story of the long history of the Royal Feydom.
For the story of Calthon is told by both Summer and Winter fairies alike (although I hear that Spring and Autumn fairies have their own versions of why it is that we have a royal family today) to explain the birth of the royal family in Feyland. But beyond that, the stories are widely different. Winter fairies believe that there was an unbroken line from Calthon onwards, and that only late in the dynasty of suc...cession did an angry brother break away from the Summer Court (this story I have told you already). But there is another story told by the Summer people, which explains the difference between Winter and Summer in another way – that the woman who was Calthon's bride (her name is not recorded to us in any version) gave birth not to one son but two, and these two sons were rivals all their lives. For it was said that when one wanted to do something, the other would wish to do it twice as well - “when one reaches for a stone-fruit, the other leaps up to taste a berry-melon,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gow, Kailin to read onlineMoreLess
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