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The Story of the Three Goblins

By Mabel G. Taggart
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Three goblin brothers are sent by their father, the mountain king, to recover a stolen red feather that determines succession. Their journey through the Big World unfolds as an episodic quest: a runaway white object leads to a friendly water-rat; an envelope offers a riddle about a serpent; an ill-advised raid on Tom Tiddler's ground brings capture by a giant and a daring escape; a rabbit, red dust, and a great fish provide passage to an island where they confront a fire‑breathing dragon and pursue a serpent toward the fairies' cave. The tale emphasizes teamwork, courage, and clever problem-solving amid folkloric dangers.

About the Author

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Mabel G. Taggart

Mabel G. Taggart is an author best known for her children's book "The Story of the Three Goblins." This whimsical tale captures the imagination of young readers with its enchanting narrative and playful characters. Taggart's work contributes to the rich tradition of children's literature, offering a delightful blend of fantasy and adventure. While her literary output appears limited, her storytelling reflects a keen understanding of the joys and curiosities that resonate with children.

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