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Not a match, but maybe would be satisfying to you. This one comes a bit later, and does not have the blue radio incident, but has many other similarities. Here is the synopsis from HarperCanada Books: The New Girls is a resonant, engrossing novel about five girls during their formative prep-school years in the tumultuous mid-sixties. Into their reality of first-class trips to Europe, resort vacations, and deb parties enter the Vietnam War, the women's movement, and the sexual revolution. As the old traditions collide with the new society, the girls lose their innocence, develop a social conscience, and discover their sexuality -- blossoming into women shaped by their turbulent times.

I appreciate the information and now know what to look for. It's about a troll who is angry because a group of boys has started fishing in his lake and they've taken all the fish. The water has turned slimy and the troll isn't happy living in his lake anymore. Grandma Troll gives him "fifty fresk frisky fish" from her lake to restock his lake, and he returns the bikes and fishing poles that the boys abandoned when he scared them away. The kids promise not to take too many fish and not to litter, and the troll promises not to scare them anymore. Could this possibly be the book you're looking for??

The main character, I'd like to say was a troll, but it could have easily been a different made-up creature though.

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He was pictured on the front of the book too. Could've been a she too. I remember it was smaller than a picture book- novel size I guess. There were probably only 5 drawings in the whole book. I have a feeling this is going to be a rare story that not that many people know about. I'm pretty sure he was a 'nice guy' he could've been sad too. And then of course there's the part that I remember the best- these are the only 2 parts I remember, my whole class loved it when the teacher read it though, which was odd, because usually children, younger ones anyway, need more pictures than what this book had to keep their attention, we loved that book!

I remember the whole class would all yell the name of the main character together- if only I could remember what that was? At first he was scared, then he finds he can breathe how this all comes about, I don't remember The feeling I got each time she read it to us I love books was that when the "troll" went underwater it was safe, quiet? This was probably an easy reader, beginning chapter book. It's possible that it might be a part of a collection of stories somewhere, not too likely though. Thanks for listening to me! In response to The Troll Who Lived in the Lake - It's possible that this is my book, …I don't remember any trash or environmental issues…but it's possible.

I guess I would have to get the book first and read it through to find out…I know that if I read a whole book and not just an excerpt I would know if it was my book or not. I'll let you know, and thanks soooo much for taking the time out to help me with my stumper!! Don Camillo? Those books are aimed at adults, not children, and Don Camillo didn't ride a donkey.

Those books were very political and mature, and not aimed at children, plus Don Camillo didn't ride a donkey. But the reader may be conflating a couple of different books. Just be sure to get the English language edition! The pictures I remember best are the cat's eyes and the headlights. However, maybe you could inter-library loan it through your library to make sure it's the right one.

This seems like a likely prospect -- Mr. Flint aka Mr. At long last they discover a lovely green isle and decide to settle in its single beautiful valley-already, mysteriously, equipped with huts ready for occupation. Marie Ponsot, trans. There is a reprint commonly available at a reasonable price. Lillian Beckwith, The Hills is Lonely, Just a guess.

This site might help. Marian Cockrell, Shadow Castle, Long shot, but could this be Shadow Castle?

It is a girl, not a boy, but she does go out in the woods and after a tunnel and some other things, meets a fairy and "travels" through his stories into a land of fairy royalty. Simon and Schuster, New York. Pictures by Garth Williams. One of the stories in this oversize 13" x 10" anthology meets this description. Does you remember illustrations? This book is lavishly and beautifully illustrated. See Most Requested Books. Not sure but Mistress Masham's Repose by T. Caliper, who was so very friendly that she invited everyone who came along to live in her house.

Rooms were added for the farmer, the milkmaid, the small boy Peter, and at last for the old lighthouse keeper. Finally rooms had to be built on top of the house, which made it possible to expand almost indefinitely. At least, not in the recent reprint. The Enchanted Book.

I think the stories were compiled by another editor. I too loved that book and repeatedly checked it out from my local library over very many years. I would love to have a copy in my book collection. I hope you find your book.

The illustrations are as described and all the stories mentioned are in this book. Sleeping Beauty DOES have a dark coda; when the prince turned king goes off to war, his mother an ogress by birth decides she wants to EAT the little grandchildren and asks the cook to prepare them a day apart , but is fooled by the cook with a lamb and a goat. Then the ogress decides she wants to eat the queen and the cook serves her a deer. One day, the ogress discovers the hidden queen and her children alive and decides to kill them in a basin of snakes, vipers, toads and spiders. Her son returns home and the ogress jumps into the basin instead.

F96 and F93? Adda M. It takes place in the Southwest, crossing over into Mexico, apparently. I remember the sometimes colorful illustrations of pinatas, a bell tower, a ringtail, a kangaroo rat, a boat and market filled with flowers, maybe a beggar. In the end Gordo happens upon a cornfield, and it turns out that ears of corn were the "golden treasure" of his father. I'm not certain this is the book that you are looking for because I haven't had time to finish reading it.

However, there are fairies and elves, etc. It's about a boy who is taken to a magic land in a soap bubble. F, the book was large with a smooth illustrated board with a white background, illustrated on the back cover as well? Were the coloured cloths bits of spiders webs coloured by sky and sunlight? No story as I recall, just pictures - if there was any text it was minimal and in the full page illustrations. Also fairies riding in a cart pulled by? I don't know anything about the books in question, but the illustration sounds like it could be from "Snow White and Rose Red.

Andrew Lang. They were fairy tales and the covers are along the lines of what's described, though I don't recall the exact one mentioned. Some of them are in print but others are not. Jenny Seed, Peter the Gardener. An 'Antelope' book.

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I haven't read it since I was a child, and can't remember if it contains the phrase you mention. Well, Peter the Gardener wasn't published till I found this description. Maybe it will help jog your memory or rule it out. A story format for a garden for pre-teens. I remember this story-believe it was Japanese? Can't remember the title, sorry! There's a similar Japanese tale about a fairy princess found in a bamboo stalk. The famous Momotaro story is about a fisherman who catches a giant peach with a child in it, but here it's a boy. I do not have the book to check for you but your memory of the turquoise and orange illustrations HoJo's color scheme make me think of the Elson-Gray Readers that were used in the 's!

Good Luck- Oh!