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As you may have heard, this spring we released our fourth picture book, The Lion's Whisker,

adapted from one of our very first episodes ever.

We thought it would be fun to bring back that episode today.

You can find all four of our Circle Round Picture Books, The Lion's Whisker, The Great Ball Game,

a taste of honey and the tale of the unwelcome guest on our website, WBOR.org slash Circle Round.

It isn't always easy getting along with others, right?

Sometimes you just don't want to share, or maybe you don't want to wait your turn.

Well, today we're going to meet a brother and sister who know exactly how you feel, and they think they can find the answer through magic.

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

Today, our story is called The Lion's Whisker.

For many years, versions of this folktale have been shared in Ethiopia, a country in East Africa.

Some really great people came together to bring you our tale, including Miles Brown and Marseille Martin,

whom you might know from the ABC show Blackish.

And if you're a public radio fan, you may recognize NPR's own Ophabia Quistarcton.

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