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Wheaten Loaf by Angel Karalichev
In this post, we will see the book Wheaten Loaf by Angel Karalichev. About the book A small, illustrated story book for children. Illustrations by Gencho Denchev, Editor Zdravka Tasheva, Art Editor Vesselin Tsakov, Technical Editor Snezhana Pipeva, Proof-Reader Pravda … Continue reading →
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The Hermit And The Rose – Boris Zakhoder
In this post, we will see the book The Hermit And The Rose by Boris Zakhoder. About the book A beautifully illustrated collection of stories for children. Drawings by Gennady Kalinovsky The book was translated from Russian by was published … Continue reading →
Wondrous Ships – Sakharnov
In this post, we will see the book Wondrous Ships by Svyatoslav Sakharnov. About the book Ships ply the seven sea. They puff and chug, and the waves slap against their sides as they hurry on their different ways. One … Continue reading →
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Tagged children's books, children's literature, clipper ship, illustrated book, oceans, sailing, ships, travel, voyage
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Ukrainian Folk Tales
In this post, we will see the book Ukrainian Folk Tales. About the book This book is a collection of various folk tales from Ukraine. The folk tales have many magical object and animals. The book is beautifully illustrated. The … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal stories, children's books, folk tales, illustrated books, picture book, soviet, story books, Ukrainian folk tales
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There Was Once A Hedgehog – Akimushkin
In this post, we will see the book There Was Once A Hedgehog by Igor Akimushkin. About the book This little book describes the habits and habitats of hedgehogs. How do they live? Where do they live? How do young … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal book, animals, bald hedgehog, children's books, children's science, common hedgehog, dahurian hedgehog, ecology, forest animals, habitat, habits, hedgehog, illustrated books, long-eared hedgehog, popular science, soviet, tenrec, wild animals, zoology
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Cardboard Clock Square – Yakhnin
In this post we will see the book Cardboard Clock Square by Leonid Yakhnin. This is an fabulously illustrated storybook for children. The illustrations were done by Evgeny Monin and the book was translated from the Russian by Fainna … Continue reading →
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Folktales of the Soviet Union – The Baltic Republics
In this post. we will see the book Folktales of the Soviet Union – The Baltic Republics compiled by Robert Babloyan and Mirlena Shumskaya. About the book The book is a collection of folk tales from the Baltic region. The … Continue reading →
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Tagged baltic, children's books, estonia, fairy tales, folk tales, lativia, lithuania, mirtiles, raduga publishers
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A Bookful of Beasts – Mayakovsky
In this post, we will see the book A Bookful of Beasts by Vladimir Mayakovsky. About the book The book is a picture book that describes various animals like elephants, llamas, giraffes, penguins, monkeys, camels, crocodiles, zebras, pelicans, bison, ostriches, … Continue reading →
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Tagged animals, books, camels, children's books, deer, elephants, giraffes, illustrated books, lions, monkeys, pelicans, penguins, pictures, progress publishers, soviet, telugu, zebras
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Alice – Drunina
In this post, we will see the book Alice by Yulina Drunina. About the book The book is a story about how a steppe-fox, a corsak, finds its way to the author’s home from a pet market along with a … Continue reading →
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Tagged alice, animals, children's books, corsac, dogs, foxes, juvenile, literature, pets, raduga, soviet, steppe-fox, stories, wild
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The Green Island – Datskevich
In this post, we will see the book The Green Island by Victor Datskevich. About the book In the book, a father and son (Vadik) explore botanical gardens of Moscow. The book is a nice introduction to nature watch for children which … Continue reading →
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Tagged animals, birds, children's books, flowers, nature, photographs, plants, progress publishers, raduga publishers, telugu, vadik, visalandhra, watch
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