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Favourite fairy tales told in Poland

A collection of six traditional Danish tales.

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  • "Told in India"
  • "Told in Russia"
  • "Tales told in Poland"
  • "Told in Spain"
  • "Told in Denmark"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in France"@en
  • "Told in Greece"
  • "Told in Poland"@en
  • "Told in Scotland"
  • "Told in Japan"
  • "Told in Japan"@en
  • "Told in Ireland"

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  • "One-inch fellow -- The good fortune kettle -- The tongue-cut sparrow -- Momotaro -- The white hare and the crocodiles."
  • "Tales of leprachauns, the wee people and other strange and unusual things."
  • "A collection of eight fairy tales translated from Greek into English."
  • "Contains French fairy tales."
  • "A collection of six traditional Danish tales."@en
  • "Famous fairy tales from Czechoslovakia including Karatko the terrible, the wood fairy, the three golden hairs of Grandfather Know all."
  • "A collection of six Scottish fairy tales retold in English."
  • "A collection of eight stories told in India, first collected and written down over a hundred years ago."
  • "A collection of six Polish folktales."
  • "A collection of five old Russian tales."
  • "A compendium of stories from the author's previous books, with several tales from each of sixteen countries."
  • "A compendium of stories from the author's previous books, with several tales from each of sixteen countries."@en
  • "Cenerentola -- The story of Bensurdatu -- The stone in the Cock's Head -- Bastianelo -- The three Goslings -- The golden Lion."@en
  • "Cenerentola -- The story of Bensurdatu -- The stone in the Cock's Head -- Bastianelo -- The three Goslings -- The golden Lion."
  • "Presents five tales: The Bee, the Harp, the Mouse and the Bumclock; The Old Hag's Long Leather Bag; Billy Beg and the Bull; The Widow's Lazy Daughter; and Patrick O'Donnell and the Leprechaun."
  • "Includes "The Flea," " Four Brothers Who Were Both Wise and Foolish," "The Half-Chick," "The Carlanco," "Juan Cigarron," and "The Enchanted Mule.""
  • "Includes Cenerentola, The Story of Bensurdatu, The Stone in the Cock's Head, Bastianelo, The Three Goslings, and The Golden Lion."@en
  • "Includes Cenerentola, The Story of Bensurdatu, The Stone in the Cock's Head, Bastianelo, The Three Goslings, and The Golden Lion."
  • "A collection of five traditional Czech and Slovak tales."
  • "Grades 2-5. For contents, see Author Catalog."
  • "Juvenile fiction."
  • "Juvenile fiction."@en
  • "Five true favorites, French in origin, but now a part of every child's fairy tale life."@en
  • "Contains Taper Tom, Land and the north wind, Boots, and the troll, among other stories. Grades 2-4."
  • "Contains Taper Tom, Land and the north wind, Boots, and the troll, among other stories. Grades 2-4."@en
  • "Classic collection of children's fairy tales with an Irish background. Includes: The Bee, the Harp, the Mouse and the Bum-clock, The Old Hag's Long Leather Bag, Billy Beg and the Bull, The Widow's Lazy Daughter, and Patrick O'Donnell and the Leprechaun."@en
  • "A collection of six Spanish fairy retold in an English version."
  • "A collection of six Danish stories retold in an English version."
  • "Five traditional Japanese tales: "One-inch Fellow, "The Good Fortune Kettle," "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow, " "Momotaro, " and "The White Hare and the Crocodiles.""@en
  • "Five traditional Japanese tales: "One-inch Fellow, "The Good Fortune Kettle," "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow, " "Momotaro, " and "The White Hare and the Crocodiles.""
  • "Five traditional Japanese tales: "One-inch Fellow, "The Good Fortune Kettle," "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow," "Momotaro," and "The White Hare and the Crocodiles.""@en
  • "Vivid retellings of six old tales, including one about a jolly tailor who climbed a ladder to the sky and sewed the clouds shut to stop the rain and one about a Flamebird who stole a golden apple from the king."
  • "Grades 3-4."
  • "A collection of six traditional Scottish tales."

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  • "Children's stories"
  • "Children's stories"@en
  • "Bajki polskie"
  • "Fairy tales"@en
  • "Fairy tales"
  • "Juvenile literature"
  • "Folklore"@en
  • "Folklore"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Juvenile works"@en
  • "Tales"
  • "Tales"@en

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  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Poland"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Poland"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in France"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in France"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Czech"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in England; retold from Joseph Jacobs"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Russia"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Russia"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Greece"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Poland. retold by Virginia Haviland"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Greece"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway ; retold from Norse folklore. Illus. by Leonard Weisgard"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Czechoslovakia (Contes de fée favoris qu'on raconte en Tchéquoslovaquie)"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Japan"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Japan"@en
  • "Told in Poland"
  • "Told in Poland"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Greece"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Greece"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway, retold from Norse folklore"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told around the world"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway : retold from Norse folklore"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in India"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in India"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told around the world"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told around the world"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in India, retold by Virginia Haviland. Illus. by Blair Lent"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Ireland, retold from Irish storytellers"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Czechoslovakia"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Czechoslovakia"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Scotland"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Scotland"
  • "Favourite fairly tales told in Scotland"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Denmark t retold by Virginia Haviland"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Denmark"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Denmark"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Poland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Poland. [Book 7]"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Denmark"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Denmark"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Ireland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Ireland"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Russia"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Russia"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Italy"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Italy"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Scotland. Retold by Virginia Haviland. Illustrated by Adrienne Adams"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Ireland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in France"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in France"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in France"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Czechoslovakia"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Czechoslovakia"
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Italy"
  • "Favourite fairytales told in France"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Ireland"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Ireland"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Japan"
  • "Favorite fairy tales in France"
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Russia"
  • "Favorite Fairy Tales told in France : Retold from Charles Perrault and other French storytellers"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Norway, retold from Norse folklore. Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Spain"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Spain"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Scotland"
  • "Favourites fairy tales told in Greece"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in India"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in India"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in France; retold from Charles Perrault and other French storytellers"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Scotland"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Scotland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Czechoslovakia"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Poland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Russia, retold from Russian storytellers"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in India. Retold by Virginia Haviland"
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Spain"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Spain"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in France : retold from Charles Perrault and other French storytellers"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Japan"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Japan"
  • "Favorite fairy tales"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales told in Ireland : retold from Irish storytellers"@en
  • "Favorite fairy tales - told in Spain"
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Italy"@en
  • "Favourite fairy tales told in Italy"

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