EMMA CHICHESTER CLARK (Born 1955)

'THIS IS OUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY, BIG TIME, GUARANTEED!' THEY TOLD EACH OTHER	THERE ONCE WAS A DUCK ...	THE DOOR OF HIS ROOM FLEW WIDE OPEN. IN WALKED THE DOG WITH EYES AS BIG AS SOUP PLATES
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS	THERE IS MORE TO AN EMPEROR THAN HIS CLOTHES	THE WHOLE COURT PARADED OUT OF THE PALACE
THEY HELPED HIM PUT ON HIS NEW CLOTHES, BUTTONING INVISIBLE BUTTONS AND SMOOTHING INVISIBLE SLEEVES	THE SOLDIER MOVED TO ANOTHER GRAND HOUSE, AND ALL HIS FINE FRIENDS TOLD HIM HOW MUCH THEY HAD MISSED HIM	OF ALL THE CLOTHES HE OWNED, THE CLOTHES HE LOVED BEST WERE HIS GOLD PANTALOONS
THE LITTLE GIRL HAD BUNDLES OF MATCHES TO SELL	THE THREE DOGS WERE HONOURED AT THE ROYAL WEDDING FEAST	THE PRINCESS WAS SO BEAUTIFUL THAT HE FELL IN LOVE AT FIRST GLANCE
'GOOD DOG!' SAID THE SOLDIER, AND HE PLACED THE DOG ON THE WITCH'S APRON	'WAIT FOR ME!' HE CALLED TO THE OTHER SWANS	SOMEHOW HE LIVED THROUGH THE REST OF THAT HARSH FREEZING WINTER, AND GREW
JUST THEN SOME WILD SWANS ROSE UP OVER THE LAKE, AND SOMETHING STIRRED DEEP, DEEP INSIDE THE ODD DUCKLING	'NEVER MIND, DEAR,' THE MOTHER DUCK TOLD THE ODD DUCKLING. 'WE'LL SHOW THEM ALL WHEN YOU GROW BIGGER'	FIND A SMILE
LET'S GO TO THE SEA!	ELIZA AND THE MOONCHILD	ON THE WAY TO THE BEACH
A DRIVE OUT TO THE COUNTRY	HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU SQUASHED TOMATOES AND STEW BREAD AND BUTTER IN THE GUTTER HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!	NOT LAST NIGHT BUT THE NIGHT BEFORE, THREE LITTLE PIGS CAME KNOCKING AT THE DOOR
JUDY, BABY, CROCODILE TOO, SAID, 'GOOD EVENING – HOW DO YOU DO?' (NOW THAT'S THE WAY TO DO IT!)	THE FARMER'S WIFE, OH FIDDLE-DEE-DEE! I SAW HER BUT SHE DIDN'T SEE ME. (SEE HOW THEY RUN!)	NOT LAST NIGHT BUT THE NIGHT BEFORE, MISTER PUNCH CAME KNOCKING AT THE DOOR
JACK ROLLED IN, SHRIEKED WITH LAUGHTER, SISTER JIM CAME TUMBLING AFTER	THE COW, THE DISH AND THE SPOON	GOODNESS GRACIOUS, FANCY THAT, SHE BUNDLED IN AND KNOCKED ME FLAT. (SHE'D FOUND HER SHEEP)
THEN THE UNINVITED FAIRY FLEW INTO THE ROOM	EVERY PRINCESS GOT INTO A BOAT	ONE NIGHT, THE DOOR TO HER CHAMBER FLEW OPEN AND THERE STOOD THE LITTLE MAN ONCE MORE, GRINNING SLYLY FROM EAR TO EAR
SHE LOOKED SO BEAUTIFUL, SO SERENE, THAT HE COULD NOT TEAR HIS GAZE AWAY FROM HER	SURELY YOU CAN HAVE ONE OF MY DELICIOUS, JUICY APPLES?	THE WITCH PICKED UP THE CHILD, CALLED HER RAPUNZEL, AND TOOK HER AWAY
THE WITCH GRABBED HIM BY THE ARM	SNIP, SNIP – SHE CUT OFF A GOOD PORTION OF THE DWARF'S BEARD	THE GIRLS' MOTHER CAME TO LIVE WITH THEM IN THE PALACE AND SHE BROUGHT HER TWO ROSE TREES WITH HER
'ARE YOU MAD?' HOWLED THE DWARF	THE BEAR CAME IN AND SAT BY THE FIRE	IN A FIT OF RAGE, SHE SEIZED A PAIR OF SCISSORS AND VICIOUSLY LOPPED OFF RAPUNZEL'S HAIR
A PRINCE WAS RIDING THROUGH THE FOREST	ALL THE DWARVES CROWDED ROUND	ALL FOUR SET OFF TOWARDS THE FOREST
THEIR WICKED STEPMOTHER SHOUTED AT THEM	THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE	SHE LANDED WITH A THUMP!
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN	SHE WENT ON FALLING	SHE BEGAN TO FALL
LOOK! SHE'S DANCING!	CHATTING TO THE BIRDS	LITTLE KITTY, KITTY!
NO! NO! NO!	POOR LITTLE KITTY!	CATCH, LITTLE KITTY!
ROLY, POLY TICKLY TUMMY!	'I MISS SQUILL,' SAID WILL	CROC MAKING PANCAKES
SNOWING	LIFT ME UP	croc WORRIED about the time
WILL, SQUILL AND KITTY	CAFE SCENE	WILL MEETS SQUILL
MELROSE ROWS OUT TO SEA	SHE GAZED INTO HIS EYES	ALL THE TOYS AWOKE WITH A START
ALL THE TOYS CLAMBERED OUT OF THE WINDOW AND IN TO THE GARDEN	BALANCING ON HIS HEAD	SHE COULD NOT SLEEP
ELF HILL	JUMPING COMPETITION	GERALD
'SHE BENT OVER AND KISSED ITS RED AND YELLOW PETALS'	THE MAGIC GRAIN OF CORN GROWS