A collection of over sixty stories from around the world about gnomes, dwarfs, leprechauns, fairies and wee folk from Ireland, Russia, Germany, Scotland, Spain, France, Switzerland, England, Flanders and Scandinavia.
In this story based on a folktale from India, a very greedy cat eats five hundred cakes, his friend the parrot, the nosy old woman, and much more.
Why the Spider has Eight Legs and Other African tales
by Angela Chidodza
The Empty Pot (Folk Tales From Around the World)
by Charlotte Guillain
Each book in this beautifully illustrated series presents a different folk tale from around the world. This book tells the story of the Empty Pot, a traditional Chinese folk tale. In it, the hero of the story learns that it is better to be honest than to cheat, and that honesty will bring real rewards.
The Way of the Leprechaun (Chancer the Leprechaun, #2)
by Scott a Coleman
Anya and Her Wings - Color & Create (Anya and Her Wings, #2)
by Natalia Lialina
Once upon a time . . . Those words conjure up the aura of timeless children's stories, the kind of tales told in our comprehensive line of Children's Classics. Accompanied with exquisite illustrations specially commissioned for this line, each book is a hardcover, elegant little treasure with a deluxe four-color bronzed jacket. At $6.95, they are an affordable answer for first-class gift giving and collecting. And to make them even more attractive to your customers, we offer a variety of assortm...
The Year of the Ox (Tales from the Chinese Zodiac)
by Oliver Chin
Olivia the ox learns what her best qualities really are when her friend Mei needs help when a flood threatens their village. Lists the birth years and characteristics of individuals born in the Chinese Year of the Ox.
The importance of teamwork is the subject of this fresh new version of an old folktale. Try as they may, a group of friends can't pull a giant carrot out of the ground. Only when a tiny mouse joins in do they solve their big problem. Full color.
Jinpa is a poor but kindly boy who spends all his money to save the lives of a fish, a cat, and a dog and is later rewarded many times over.
Fantastic Folk and Fairy Tales of Ethnic Chinese Peoples - Book Four