
Francesco and Francesca
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Narrated by:
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Barbie Robinson
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By:
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Bettina Ehrlich
About this listen
Francesco is a poor little Italian boy who has no shoes. One day, while gazing into to the window of the smartest shoe shop in town, he sees a beautiful young girl smiling back at him. This is Francesca, and he cannot forget her.
Winter comes and with it, the Grand Carnival in Milan. Francesco dresses as a brigand with hand-me-down shoes that are too big for him. But in a bid to impress Francesca, he swaps costumes with a red velvet prince with matching red leather shoes.
Mayhem follows, and it seems Francesco will miss the Carnival fun altogether. Will he also lose his beloved Francesca?
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