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    Stories for Bairns

A Nasty Rumour (An Indian Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
A Tale o Twa Brithers (A Yiddish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Bairns o the Troch (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Baith in Een an Staun Tee (A Hungarian Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit Reaches the Hichts   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Berries   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Binder Moose   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Buttrie   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Catnappers   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Fishie’s Van   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Grumphies   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Lookin-Gless   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Muckle Coo   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Muckle Slide   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Pet Show   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Skweel   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Tail o Moses   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Vet   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit an the Wild Cat   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit the Hero   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit’s Bath Day   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit’s Holiday   by Wheeler, Les
Brockit’s Sweemin Lesson   by Wheeler, Les
Donald Og and the Italian Wizard   by Wheeler, Les
Fergus an the Coorse Cat   by Wheeler, Les
Foo the Adder is sae Lang   by Blackhall, Sheena
Fower Breets fae Bide-at-hame Wid   by Blackhall, Sheena
French Kate an the Lady o Abergeldie (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Froyim Greydinger Maks Soup wi a Stick (A Yiddish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Hikoichi an the Aul Deen Nag (A Japanese Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
How Some Wild Beasts BecameTames Ones (A Finnish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
How the Bat Brocht the Darkness (A Folk Talk from Sierra Leone)   by Wheeler, Les
Jack and the Beanstalk   by Robertson, Ella
James and the Daughter of Tullochgorum   by Wheeler, Les
Milk White Jeannie   by Blackhall, Sheena
Muckle Fleeman (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Osbarn, the Smith (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Popeil and the Mice (A Polish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Silly Jack an the Factor (A Travellers Tale – transcription from Lizzie Youlden)   by Wheeler, Les
Sir James the Rose (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Star Maiden (A Native American Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Aul Wife’s Hide(Italian Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Billy Goats Gruff   by Robertson, Ella
The Dragon of Utrecht (A Folk Tale from the Netherlands)   by Wheeler, Les
The Flying Bannock (A German Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Good Fortune Kettle (A Japanese Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Grey Palfrey (A French Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The King o the Pipers and the Wunnerfu Tune (An Irish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Legend of St. Nathalan   by Wheeler, Les
The Legend of the One-Eyed, Red-Haired Man   by Wheeler, Les
The Miller’s Wife an the Fairy Queen (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Monster at the Brig o Dee   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Ootlin’s Tale   by Wheeler, Les
The Origins of the Braemar Games Hill Race   by Wheeler, Les
The Piper's Porridge   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Reel of Tullich   by Wheeler, Les
The Savin o Scotland’s Honours (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Serpent an the Fairy Tree   by Wheeler, Les
The Servin Loon an the Siller Tassie (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Sivven Sons o Knock Castle (A Scottish Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Spotted Deer and the Tiger (A Chinese Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Tale o Birly Wheel   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Tale o Bruce The Mervel   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Tale o Peely Wally   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Tale o the Bobbydazzler   by Blackhall, Sheena
The Three Little Pigs   by Robertson, Ella
The Tortoise and the Baboon (A Malawi Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
The Wild Cat’s Mistake (A Chinese Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
Tortoise and the Wisdom of the World   by Wheeler, Les
Why Dogs Chase Cats and Cats Chase Mice   by Wheeler, Les
Why the Sea is Saut (A Norwegian Folk Tale)   by Wheeler, Les
William Wallace an the Faithless Lass   by Wheeler, Les
William Wallace an the Lassie wi the Rosie Cheeks   by Wheeler, Les
Yasohachi an the Flechs (A Japanese Folk tale)   by Wheeler, Les

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