Books in Folk Tales series

by Ebenor Attard illustrated by Richard Holland A long time ago in Arabia, on a full night, Ali Baba noticed something very strange as he gathered firewood. A rumbling sound, like thunder, came not from the sky but from beneath the earth... Richard Holland's brilliant use of collage captures the essence of this classic tale. 32 full color pages. Ages: 5-9

Shota is a young Lakota girl who lives in a contemporary American city. When the block that her family and friends live on is threatened by development, they use long-standing Lakota traditions to find a solution that saves their homes. In working together, they create a beautiful quilt that resolves more than just their problem. This story weaves together traditional folktale values with modern concerns for the urban environment and green issues. In addition to the beautiful folk-style native art illustrations, the complete text of the story is presented in Lakota as well as English.

This is a beautiful edition of the legendary tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves in Urdu and English languages - in parallel! Perfect for young bilingual readers or anyone who would like to read the tale in Urdu and English at the same time. This stunningly illustrated book is available in other dual-language editions, such as English (side by side) with Arabic, Kurdish, Chinese, Hindi, Turkish, Farsi, German, Italian, Greek and French!

DUAL LANGUAGE BOOK IN BENGALI AND ENGLISH Synopsis: In this famous Bengali story, an old woman travels through the forest to meet her daughter.On her way she meets a fox, a tiger and a lion - and they all want to eat her! Buri tells them to wait until she returns, when she'll be nice and fat. When it is time to go home, her daughter thinks of a plan to outwit the tiger and the lion. But will the fox be fooled