Does anyone recognise this book?
By callyw
@callyw (191)
January 6, 2009 2:45pm CST
I read this book when I was at primary school (late '70s early '80s)and I would love to get hold of it. I don't know who it was by or what it was called (although I thought for a while that it might have been called "The Woodcutters Children", but I cannot find any trace of a book with that title). the story was about a man (maybe a woodcutter?) and his wife (Sophie or Sophia maybe) who had two children (they could have been twins). One evening the family visit a fair and the children get kidnapped and I think they are replaced with changlings. The children are taken to live in a big house with a women who can't have children (I think). Does anyone recognise this book and know what it is called? I remember it had black and white pictures in it. It was one of my favourite books as a child (I don't know what happened to it).
3 responses
@patgalca (18180)
• Orangeville, Ontario
7 Jan 09
Check this link: http://www.childrenstories.ca/Stories/The-Woodcutters-Daughter.html. It doesn't indicate who wrote the story but it comes from a collection. It doesn't say who wrote the story but if you did a little more research on the name of the story collection you might be able to find who wrote it.
