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Mirra Ginsburg

    Mirra Ginsburg was a celebrated translator of Russian literature, a collector of folk tales, and a gifted children's writer. Her work, drawing from Russian, Siberian, and Central Asian folklore, is noted for its rich language and deep understanding of cultural nuances. While she earned acclaim for her translations of adult literature, her most enduring legacy lies in enriching children's literature with the magic and wisdom of folk stories. Her contributions continue to captivate readers of all ages, preserving the beauty and diversity of global narratives.

    Bonjour, poussin
    Draussen im Weltraum
    The Magic Stove
    Where Does the Sun Go at Night?
    • "Aruego and Dewey's familiar humorous animals watch the sun set. Their comic presence is a nice juxtaposition to the quiet rhythm of the words. A colorful flight of fancy produced by a winning author-illustrator team."--School Library Journal.

      Where Does the Sun Go at Night?
    • The Magic Stove

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      An old man, his wife, and their rooster enjoy the delicious pies their magic stove bakes for them, until a greedy king comes to visit.

      The Magic Stove