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The Little Door That Was Too Small for Anyone

Author

Sluvk

This heartwarming tale tells of a tiny, overlooked door in an ancient city wall. While grand gates serve kings and armies, this small door patiently waits. When plague strikes the city and all other entrances are locked, only a weak herbalist, too small for the big gates, can pass through the little door to bring a cure. It's a fable about how sometimes the smallest and most humble things can hold the greatest hope and save the day.

8 - 12 years old

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