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A Little Story about Maurice RavelA Little Story about Maurice Ravel (Volume 65, 2015) is the only book Conger Beasley Jr. published with JEF, and it arrived the year before his death. In it the French composer Maurice Ravel is reduced to doll size and stranded on the way to a Spain he has never seen. Beasley displays genuine affection for the historical Ravel, but immerses him in a humorous fictional milieu in the line of E. B. White's Stuart Little, Mary Norton's The Borrowers, and

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