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Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold: A Romantic Medieval Fairytale

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In a verdant realm where rolling hills met whispering forests, there lived a humble goat family. The eldest, Gruff, possessed a noble heart and unwavering courage. The middle child, Thistle, was known for her gentle spirit and quick wit. And the youngest, Billy, was a bundle of boundless energy and infectious curiosity.

Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale 24)
Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale Book 24)
by Demelza Carlton

4.9 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 3116 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 118 pages
Lending : Enabled

One fateful day, as the goats embarked on their daily journey to the lush meadows beyond the enchanted forest, they encountered a formidable obstacle - a rickety wooden bridge spanning a treacherous chasm. Legend had it that beneath the bridge lurked a fearsome troll, renowned for its wicked ways and insatiable hunger for goatflesh.

"Fear not, my siblings," declared Gruff, his voice echoing with unwavering resolve. "I shall cross the bridge first, and if I meet our adversary, I will outwit him with my sharp tongue."

With a heavy heart, Thistle and Billy watched as Gruff cautiously approached the bridge. As he stepped onto the creaking planks, the troll emerged from its shadowy lair, its eyes gleaming with malice.

"Halt, mortal!" roared the troll. "You cannot pass my bridge without paying a toll. The first goat shall be my breakfast, the second my lunch, and the third my dinner!"

Gruff's eyes narrowed as he met the troll's gaze. "I have no fear of you, foul beast!" he retorted. "Your threats are as empty as your hollow belly. For I am a knight of noble blood, and I shall not surrender my freedom or my family's safety to such a despicable creature as yourself!"

The troll laughed mockingly. "You may call yourself a knight, but you are but a goat. And what good is a goat against the might of my trollish strength?"

Undeterred, Gruff drew his trusty sword and leaped into battle. With nimble footwork and a keen eye, he dodged the troll's clumsy blows and peppered it with swift thrusts of his blade. The troll roared in frustration as it realized that its brute force was no match for Gruff's cunning and agility.

Meanwhile, on the edge of the bridge, Thistle watched with bated breath. Her heart swelled with pride as she witnessed her brother's bravery. Suddenly, she noticed a gleam in the troll's eye as it prepared to launch a devastating blow upon Gruff. Without hesitation, Thistle raced to her brother's aid, wielding a wooden staff with all her might.

The troll, taken aback by Thistle's unexpected intervention, stumbled and lost its balance. Gruff seized the opportunity to deliver a decisive blow, sending the troll tumbling into the chasm below. With a thunderous roar, the troll disappeared beneath the raging waters, its reign of terror finally over.

Relieved and overjoyed, Gruff and Thistle crossed the bridge and reunited with Billy. Together, they continued their journey to the lush meadows, where they feasted on the sweetest grass and reveled in their hard-won victory.

As the sun began its westward descent, the three goats made their way back home. Along the way, they encountered a group of traveling musicians who were playing lively tunes and enchanting stories. Caught up in the festive atmosphere, Gruff, Thistle, and Billy danced and sang with the musicians, their hearts filled with joy and gratitude.

Just as darkness descended upon the forest, the three goats reached their humble abode. As they nestled together for the night, they reflected upon the extraordinary adventures they had experienced that day. They had faced their fears, triumphed over adversity, and strengthened their bond as a family.

And so, the legend of the Three Billy Goats Gruff was passed down through generations, a beloved tale of bravery, loyalty, and the transformative power of love and unity.

In this enchanting retelling, we transport you to a vibrant medieval world where knights and maidens, trolls and fairies, coexist in a tapestry of magic and adventure. Immerse yourself in the timeless tale of the Three Billy Goats Gruff, and experience the enduring power of a fairytale that has captivated hearts for centuries.

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Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale Book 24)
by Demelza Carlton

4.9 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 3116 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 118 pages
Lending : Enabled
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Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale 24)
Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold (Romance a Medieval Fairytale Book 24)
by Demelza Carlton

4.9 out of 5

Language : English
File size : 3116 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 118 pages
Lending : Enabled
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