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Title: Once upon a Time: A Treasury of Modern Fairy Tales by Lester Del Rey, Risa Kessler, Michael Pangrazio ISBN: 0345362632 Publisher: Del Rey Pub. Date: November, 1991 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $25.00

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Rating: 5
Summary: I cannot believe that I finally found it!
Comment: For six years I have been searching for this collection. How many libraries and book stores have I searched since leaving this book on my elementary school's shelf six years ago? Once upon a Time's stories may be modern, but have already become classic in my memories of childhood. I memorized every one. Each is more real to me than my own life was; every tale has become engrained in my consciousness. Moreover, its illustrations were exquisite; enthralling; inspiring.They burned their surreal images into my memory and flicker coaxingly where reality meets dream; where conscious meets subconscious. And there also lay the hope of finding this childhood friend, this inspiration, once more. Its stories have become fabled within me: intangible and elusive as the dreams they teased, and yet I am sure that this old book will live up to its legend when I hold it in my hands and gaze into its glimmering illustrations again.