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How the Robin Stole Fire How the Robin Stole Fire
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Words Included:
   cockatoo
   corroboree
   dreamtime
   folktale
   ingenuity
   robin
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How the Robin Stole Fire is a retelling of an Australian Aboriginal folktale. The story begins when a travel-weary old man shares the secret of fire with a group of hunter birds. The birds then set out to steal the fire from the cockatoo who hoards it. The tale explains both the origins of useful fire and the brush fires that periodically sweeps the grasslands of the Australian outback. Whimsical illustrations support the test.
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