Bookinistry. The stories we've been waiting for. Three books from the series. Price for three.

The price is for 3 books. A series of Ukrainian fairy tales in the original language and translated from Ukrainian was published in 1992. Taking advantage of the removal of censorship bans, the compilers of the Kyiv firm "Dovira" released 10 books in the series: Collection. Grandma's going. (Book 1st in the series) Collection. Ukrainian retellings. Collection. Kviti in legends and retellings. Koroliv-Old V. Unclean Power. Per. from Ukrainian Collection. Damn Mlyn. Collection. Enchanted castle. Collection. Princess slippers. Collection. Fairy tales for the castle. Oleksa Storozhenko. Three sisters. The logo of the series is made in Ukrainian, and the imprint is on it, but on the title page it is given in Russian - "Tales we were waiting for." 1) The fifth book of ten books in the series. Translated according to the publication: V. Koroliv-Stary, "Unclean Forces". Ukrainian fairy tales. Den publishing house in Kiev. Kalish, 1923. Printing house of the Chernomor publishing house. Kalish. Internment camp. 1923. 2) Book 6. The devil's mill. Series "The Tales We've Been Waiting For". In 10 books. Book 6. Tales of the peoples of the world. Comp. G. Remizovskaya. Artist V. Garbuz. Kiev Dovira 1992 165 p., ill. Binding: Hard, enlarged format. The book contains fairy tales of the peoples of the world that open up the wonderful world of folk wisdom. Contents: Ukrainian: Soldier and death. Three sisters. How the poor man deceived the devil. Kirik. Grandfather's daughter and grandmother's daughter. named father. Where in the world is trouble. Life and death. About truth and lies. Treasure. Czech: Devil's mill. Cunning hunter. Scientific friend. Smart daughter. Don't look where you didn't put it. Yugoslav: Bekri-Muyo. Not the rich one who has a lot., Russian folk: A soldier's riddle. Wise answers. Foma Berennikov. Wise girl. Shabarsha. Hunter and his wife. Greedy old woman. As well as fairy tales: Indian, Hungarian, Polish, Sudanese, French, Armenian, English. 3) Book 9. The book includes works that, for various reasons, ended up in special storage facilities. Familiar and unfamiliar heroes of fairy tales: wise and strong, witty and courageous - personify the hopes and aspirations of the people, their desire for the beauty of goodness and justice, defeating evil in all its manifestations, establishing goodness on earth.