The Junior Classics
Editor ThreeA serialized publication of classic children's tales from the Castalia Junior Classics, starting with Volume I, Fairy Tales & Fables.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 804 | Subscribers | Read | juniorclassics.substack.com |
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Black Bear 5/7
When the weather grew warmer, the old bear took all the cubs down to the edge of a hidden mountain lake and there taught them, one by one, to swim, hiding the others safely on the bank. At first, Mother Bear would allow each little swimmer ...
Black Bear 4/7
Then the old bear showed him what may happen to cubs who think they know more than their mothers. From deep under the moss, she had caught a whiff of the death-scent of man. Reaching out beyond the trail, she raised on a derrick-like forepa...
Black Bear 3/7
As the winter days set in, the driving snow drifted deep against the stump until even the thicket above it was hidden. Then came the bitter cold. There were long days and nights when there was not a breath of wind, and the mercury went down...
Black Bear 2/7
No insect is treated with more respect by the wild folk than the hornet. Horses, dogs, and even men have been killed by enraged swarms. Unlike the single-action bee, whose barbed sting can be used but once, the hornet is a repeater. It can ...
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