Folk Tales Series F1. The Raspberry Hut The Raspberry Hut is the first volume in the folk tales series. It tells fifteen stories, some of which are old favorites and some of which are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen. 144 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F2. Zhabka Zhabka is the second volume in the folk tales series. It tells sixteen stories, some of which are old favorites and some of which are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen. 136 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F3. How April Went to Visit March How April Went to Visit March is the third volume in the folk tales series. It tells seventeen stories, some of which are old favorites and some of which are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F4. Boris Threeson Boris Threeson is the fourth volume in the folk tales series. It tells fifteen stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F5. The Worry Imps The Worry Imps is the fifth volume in the folk tales series. It tells sixteen stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F6. Oil in the Borsch Oil in the Borsch is the sixth volume in the folk tales series, with seventeen stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2; x 8 1/2; inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated.
F7. Carrots to Coins Carrots to Coins is the seventh volume in the folk tales series, with twenty stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 inches, soft cover, perfect-bound, illustrated
F8. Feet on the Pillow Feet on the Pillow is the eighth volume in the folk tales series, with fourteen stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 inches, soft cover, F9. Yalynka Yalynka is the ninth volume in the folk tales series of books, containing twenty stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 inches, soft cover, F10. Durak Durak is the tenth volume in the folk tales series of books, containing eighteen stories; some are old favorites and some are less well-known. All the stories are retold in a lively, entertaining manner that will please both young and old. The delightful illustrations add another dimension to the enjoyment of the tales. Retold by Danny Evanishen 136 pages, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 inches, soft cover, B10. The Magic Dust Winner of the 2004 "Our Choice Award"
from the Canadian Children's Book Centre.
The Magic Dust is a magic book. It tells a rare and beautiful Ukrainian folk tale which teaches us all a valuable lesson. Retold in English, the story is simply presented, as is the tradition in folk tales. All ages will enjoy this work. The illustrations are breath-taking. They fit the story perfectly. This book is a work of art in all respects, and will be a welcome addition to the library of any home. Written and illustrated by Taras Joseph Oleksiw 32 pages, 11 X 8 1/2 inches, soft cover, | |
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