About This Book
A framed collection of rural folktales told by a miller, following villagers and children whose lives intersect with magical creatures and uncanny events. Stories range from a sister protecting her brother by the mill-pool, a resourceful bird that aids a runaway couple and uncovers a stolen crown, to encounters with water-nixes, goblins, witches, and prideful trees. Tales combine domestic hardship, cunning and moral reckonings, and romantic or comic twists, presented in compact narratives that mix atmospheric landscape detail with traditional motifs of trickery, reward, and transformation.
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