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Princess Lenore is ill from too many tarts. She believes that owning the moon isthe only thing that will cure her. Despite the King's command, no one in the Court can get it for her. Only when the clever court jester consults the princess herself is the problem solved, with characteristic Thurber wit. Full-color illustrations.
Synopsis:
A reillustrated version of Thurbers tale about Princess Lenores request for the moon, with an introduction by Rosemary Thurber.
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