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Folk Tales from Chile
Brenda Hughes, Dick De Wilde
Hardcover (Hippocrene Books, Nov. 1, 1998)An illustrated collection of fifteen traditional Chilean tales that "represent a fusion...of the Old World culture of the Spanish soldier and priest and the native Indian culture of ancient Chile."
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Swedish Fairy Tales
Baron G. Djurklou, H. L. Braekstad
Hardcover (Hippocrene Books, Nov. 1, 1998)A unique blend of enchantment, adventure, comedy and romance make this collection of Swedish fairy tales a treasury in any library. Originally published by Baron G Djurklou in the 1880s, the tales are written in the dialect of the Swedish peasantry. Hippocrene Books is pleased to bring this 1901 English translations of the Baron's stories back into print for today's readers. The translation retains the humorous and colloquial style of the original 18 stories, and opens up a world of magic talking animals, princesses and princes, trolls and witches endearing and mischievous of all ages.
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Folk Tales from Russia
Donald A. MacKenzie
Hardcover (Hippocrene Books, Nov. 1, 1998)A collection of seven tales, some traditional, some based on historical accounts, and some original, reflecting the characteristics of the Russian landscape and its people.
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Folk Tales from Turkey
Kunos
Hardcover (Hippocrene Books, Inc, Nov. 1, 1998)None
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Norse Myths
Holland K Crossley
Paperback (Penguin UK, Oct. 5, 1993)None
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