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Children's Books
Children's books for every age, from fairy tales to adventure stories. Illustrated editions, classics of children's literature and rare books that nurture a love of reading.
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Antin Lototsky. Princely Glory: Historical Stories. Toronto, 1970 -
Symonenko Vasyl. Tsar Plakssyi and Loskoton: A Fairy Tale. Kyiv, 1988 -
Hlybov Leonid. Tales: Selection / with drawings by Okhrima Sudomory. Toronto, 1951 -
Zavadovych Roman. Kobzar’s Guests: A Dramatic Sketch from the Life of T. Shevchenko. Jersey City; New York, 1956 -
Khraplyva Lesya. Otaman Volya: A Novella for Young People. Munich, 1959 -
Artem Orel. Hedgehog — Peacemaker: A Tale. Augsburg, 1946 -
Oksana Ivancenko. Forest Tales. Kraków, 1942 -
[Lototskyi Antyn]. History of Ukraine for Children. Part 4: Ukraine in Captivity. Lviv, 1935 -
Yurkivych, Maria (Ed.). Autumn: A Collection for Preschoolers and Children in the Lower Grades. Philadelphia, 1953 -
Yurkivych, Maria (Ed.). Lito: A Reader for Preschoolers and Children in the Lower Grades. Philadelphia, 1952 -
Hnizdovskyi, Yakiv (ill.). Ukrainian Folk Tales: Ukrainian Folk Tales. New York, 1999 -
Kipling, Rudyard. And that’s how fairy tales are made! New York, 1952 -
Rolianyk R. [Zavadovych Roman]. The Boys from the Green Forest: A Historical Fairy Tale Poem for Children and Youth. Munich, 1948 -
Magir Mykyta. Adventures of a Lazy Cat. New York, 1957 -
The Tale of Bygone Years: A Chronicle. Kyiv, 1982 -
The Wind Father Bag: Folk Tales Illustrated by Olena Kulchytska -
Yavorivskyi Yevhen. A short fairy tale for children about a little chick and a shuliku -
Yurkivych Maria (ill.). Veselyi Strumok. Philadelphia, 1956 -
Berdnyk Oles. Breaking the Storms: Novellas. Kyiv, 1967 -
Fedchuk Bohdan. Who Will Guess?: Who Will Guess?: First Riddle Book. Toronto, 1961 -
The Bag: A Ukrainian Folk Tale. Kraków, 1940 -
Naryzhna Iryna. How the Evil Queen Became Good. Lviv; Kraków, 1942 -
Tales of the Twelve Months: Collection. Chernivtsi, 1909 -
Kotsiubynskyi Mykhailo. Pro dvokh tsapkiv; Dvi kizočky. Munich; Nuremberg, 1946








