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Hi, Rebecca Sheer here. Now that the holidays are in full swing, we hear it circle round

have a lot of exciting things going on, including our book tour for the third circle round picture

book, The Great Ball Game. You can find the book and our complete tour schedule on our

website, wbUR.org slash circle round. This week we're bringing you a favorite episode

from the circle round archives, a story that's all about gratitude, and here at Circle

Round we are super grateful for listeners like you. Enjoy the story and we'll be back

with a brand new episode next week.

Think about a time someone did something nice for you, something kind. In today's

story a young woman is all about practicing gestures of kindness and though they seem

small at first, they lead to some very big results.

I'm Rebecca Sheer and welcome to Circle Round where story time happens all the time.

Today our story is called Nilsa and the Troll. It's inspired by tales told in Denmark

in northern Europe. Some really great people came together to bring you our folktale, including

Reagan Revert. Reagan stars as Missy Cooper on the hit CBS comedy Young Sheldon. So Circle

Round everyone for Nilsa and the Troll. Everyone in town knew that the kindest, most generous

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