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The Three Weavers; a Tale for Fathers and Daughters (edition 2008)

by Anne Fellows Johnston (Author)

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This is a special allegory for fathers to read to their daughters. As the story goes, once upon a time there were three weavers, and to each was born a daughter. The â??watcher of weavers' prophesied, A royal prince shall seek to wed thy child, but she must weave a mantle for the prince that will be fair to look upon with rich cloth of gold, and it must fit him as perfectly as the falcon's feathers fit the falcon. Each father is responsible to teach his daughter how to prepare for her prince. When should he begin? The father's approach, coupled with his daughter's cooperation, will decide the fate of her futu… (more)
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Title:The Three Weavers; a Tale for Fathers and Daughters
Authors:Anne Fellows Johnston (Author)
Info:Lamplighter Publishing (2008), Edition: 1st, 50 pages
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This is one of the most touching stories I've every read, period. Perfect for any fathers willing to stand against the tide of culture to protect their daughters. Meant to be read by the fathers with their families, primarily mothers and daughters.
  sandss115 | Feb 20, 2007 |
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This is a special allegory for fathers to read to their daughters. As the story goes, once upon a time there were three weavers, and to each was born a daughter. The â??watcher of weavers' prophesied, A royal prince shall seek to wed thy child, but she must weave a mantle for the prince that will be fair to look upon with rich cloth of gold, and it must fit him as perfectly as the falcon's feathers fit the falcon. Each father is responsible to teach his daughter how to prepare for her prince. When should he begin? The father's approach, coupled with his daughter's cooperation, will decide the fate of her futu

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