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The Bear Sits On The Log: A Byelorussian Folk Song
In this post, we will see the book titled The Bear Sits On The Log: A Byelorussian Folk Song translated from the Byelorussian by Walter May. The book has some fantastic illustrations set in the song. The fantastic illustrations are … Continue reading →
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A Mountain Of Gems: Fairy Tales of the Peoples of the Soviet Land
In this post we will see a story collection for children. A Mountain Of Gems: Fairy Tales of the Peoples of the Soviet Land. Many different peoples live in this huge country, each with their own habits and traditions, … Continue reading →
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