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तीन भालू लेव टॉल्स्टॉय (Three Bears In Hindi – Lev Tolstoy)
लेव टॉल्स्टॉय द्वारा एक रूसी लोककथा अनुवाद मदनलाल मधु चित्रकार युरी वस्नेत्सोव You can get the book here and here. Twitter: @MirTitles Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.world Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.social Bluesky: mirtitles.bsky.social
The Mitten – A Ukrainian Folk Tale
A Ukrainian folk tale about a mitten and how different animals play with it. Translated from Ukrainian by Viktor Ruzhytsky Illustrated by Valentyna Melnychenko You can get the book here and here. Twitter: @MirTitles Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.world Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.social Bluesky: mirtitles.bsky.social
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Three Songs – Russian, Ukrainian And Bylerussian Folk Songs by Ritaliy Zaslavsky
A collection of folk songs from Russian Ukraine and Byelorussia, Compiled and retold by Ritaliy Zaslavsky Translated by Walter May Illustrated by Svitlana Lopukhova You can get the book here and here. Twitter: @MirTitles Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.world Mastodon: @mirtitles@mastodon.social Bluesky: mirtitles.bsky.social … Continue reading
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The Cockrel And The Mill – A Russian Folk Tale
The Cockerel and the Mill is a Russian folk tale that tells the story of a kind-hearted cockerel who owns a small mill and works hard to grind grain. However, trouble arises when a greedy goat, fox, and bear steal … Continue reading
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Alyonushka And Her Little Brother Ivanushka – A Russian Folk Tale
A Russian Folk Tale Alyonushka and Her Little Brother Ivanushka is a traditional Russian folk tale about a devoted sister and her mischievous younger brother. After being orphaned, the two children wander in search of shelter. Despite Alyonushka’s warnings, Ivanushka … Continue reading
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The Sun Princess And Her Deliverer – A Lithuanian Folk Tale
A Lithuanian folk tale of princess and her rescuer. Drawings by A. Makunaite Translated by Irina Zheleznova You can get the book here and here
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Fairy Tales by Maria Romanivska
A small book depicting fairy tales from the Soviet union. Gorgeously illusrtated! All credits to Guptaji. Illustrated by Valentin Malinka Translated by Anatole Bilenko You can get the book here and here. The “Nightingale” of the Bog 3 The Ants’ … Continue reading
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