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Коли ще звірі говорили. When Animals Still Spoke

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Коли ще звірі говорили. When Animals Still Spoke. When Animals Still Spoke .. , ' ', , ' ', 1903 . , . , . . , . SPECIFICATIONS: Author: Ivan Franko Publisher: Language: Ukrainian Publication Date: 2018 Number of pages: 180 pst Format: Hardcover Width: 135 mm 5,3' Height: 205 mm 8,1' Weight: 230 g Illustrations: Black and white ISBN: 9789661052962

Коли ще звірі говорили. When Animals Still Spoke

Відомий український письменник І.Я. Франко написав низку чудових поезій та оповідань для дітей, поему 'Лис Микита', а також оповів чимало казок, найкращі з яких увійшли до збірки 'Коли ще звірі говорили', вперше виданої 1903 року у Львові. Ця книжка не менш цікава сучасним дітям, ніж нашим прабабусям. Прочитавши її, ви й самі в цьому переконаєтеся.

Зміст

Іван Франко. Передмова
Осел і Лев
Старе добро забувається
Лисичка і Журавель
Лисичка і Рак
Лис і Дрозд
Заєць і Їжак
Королик і Медвідь
Вовк війтом
Заєць і Медвідь
Ворона і Гадюка
Три міхи хитрощів
Вовк, Лисиця і Осел
Лисичка-черничка
Мурко й Бурко
Лисичка-кума
Війна між Псом і Вовком
Фарбований Лис
Ворони і Сови
Як звірі правувалися із людьми
Байка про байку
Іван Андрусяк. Коли по землі ходили гіганти
Післямова

SPECIFICATIONS:

Author:Ivan Franko - Іван Франко

Publisher:Навчальна книга - Богдан

Language:Ukrainian/Українська

Publication Date:2018

Number of pages:180 pst

Format:Hardcover

Width:135 mm / 5,3'

Height:205 mm / 8,1'

Weight:230 g

Illustrations:Black and white

ISBN:9789661052962

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