 The Additional Tales of Beedle the Bard
Gentle Reader,
It has only been a few years since the lost stories of Beedle the Bard were discovered on several well preserved scrolls of parchment buried deep in the forgotten library vaults at Gringott's. While scholars and academics have enjoyed this find immensely, providing them with an opportunity to translate runic texts that have been virtually untouched since the original writing, the public has not had access to the further works of the beloved Bard.
Until now. For decades, Chelf Press has been the publisher of the most accurate translations of the original Beedle the Bard tales, and since the discovery of these new texts, Chelf has been interested in providing accurate translations of the new texts for public consumption. We gathered some of the best runic workers in the world to read and interpret these tales, and they are presented in completion in the pages that follow.
Sincerely,
Zenodotus Franklin
Editor, Chelf Books
Stories:
The Princess, The Peasant and the Painting
The Magical, Constantly Changing Animal
The Tale of Lying Lolly and the Verse Curse
The Three Daughters
The Beauty and the Greed
The Suspicious Broom Makers
I is All; All is I
The Knowledgeable Griffin and the Curious Boy
Encountering the Wazzermajil
The Paranoid Prince and His Protective Bubble
Milnius the Muggle
Love Conquers All
The Greatest Wizard
The Corrupt Augurey
How the Chimaera Came to Be
Pleasing Everyone
The Sister's Sacrifice
The Tale of the Witch that Never Gave Up |