Elsa was reading this book on the ferryboat over, which contained a story about a brave girl named Toothstar and a chapter on local customs and beliefs.
On the ferryboat over, Elsa had been reading a book of local lore and fairy tales. She had lingered on the one about the brave girl Toothstar, with her long golden hair and her gold heart locket that...
— Episode: A Dreamy Scandinavian Evening
Episode: A Dreamy Scandinavian Evening
Elsa was reading this book on the ferryboat over, which contained a story about a brave girl named Toothstar and a chapter on local customs and beliefs.
On the ferryboat over, Elsa had been reading a book of local lore and fairy tales. She had lingered on the one about the brave girl Toothstar, with her long golden hair and her gold heart locket that she always wore on a chain around her neck.
The illustrations in the book, painted by John Bower in the early 20th century, looked just like the scene before Elsa.
In the same book of lore where she had read about Toothstar and Hop, there had also been a chapter dedicated to local customs and beliefs.