King O'Toole and His Goose:
- They consider a real boy to be someone who likes sports, and hunting
- I was wondering in the beginning if the goose was actually a goose
- used the phrase "by dad" not really sure about that
- Poor goose still died after the saint got ahold of him
- Not sure if there was a moral to the story
- All the stories about a Gaire which is a goblin
- Mysterious stories
- First time I have read about a cowboy
- I wouldnt consider a cowboy something celtic
- I enjoyed the way the land of the giant was told and what it was about
Beth Gellert:
- A nice dog at home but a lion in the chase, I like that because there are a lot of people/ dogs like that
- This story made me sad...
- The dog did something good for his owner, but he jumped to conclusions and killed him
The Tale of Ivan:
- I would have thought market jew had to do with jews, but it doesn't at all
- I like when stories have quotes as if they people are talking directly to each other and your there listening instead of interpreting what could have been said
- How nice he was rewarded for doing the right thing
- I don't see how becoming someone servant is a reward though
Andrew Coffee:
- Knowing everyone and them knowing you reminds me of a small town
- Told as a dream
- I haven't read any stories that came from a dream
Brewery of Eggshells:
- She left her twins in the home and went to the neighbors
- The twins didn't grow at all since that day
- She threw them into the lake and the goblins saved their dwarfs and the women's chidden returned
Twins
Source:UnTextbook
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