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"[The author] identifies more than 50 species of alien animals and plants that have established themselves in British Columbia."--

The monumental Russian classic reflects the life and times of Russian society during the Napoleonic War.

That turnip's ready, said the farmer, one morning. But he can't pull it out of the ground. Soon he has a string of helpers but the turnip just won't budge. How big can this turnip be?

First recorded in Russia in the 19th Century by Aleksei Tolstoy, The Gigantic Turnip has all the ingredients of a truly hilarious folk tale for children and adults alike. Watch out for the special surprise at the end!

Easy read version of classic fairytale. 6 yrs+

"Garin, inventor of a powerful death ray, also aims at subjugating the majority of the world's population by means of a "little operation" to their brains which will make slaves of them, willing to work like beasts of burden for their food alone, so that the chosen few, the "patricians," might live a life of pleasure"--Page 4 of cover

Set in the aftermath of the Russian Civil War, this novel follows engineer Los and Red Army soldier Gusev as they embark on a daring journey to Mars in a makeshift spacecraft. Upon arrival, they discover an ancient civilization with roots tracing back to the fabled continent of Atlantis. The story blends science fiction with themes of exploration and the clash of ideologies, offering a unique perspective on human ambition and the search for new frontiers.

Aleksei Nikolaevich Tolstoi (1883-1945) was a russian novelist, playwright, historian, and short story writer, a former nobleman who immigrated to western Europe after the Bolshevik Revolution. Tolstoi returned to Russia in 1923, where he became a supporter of the Communist Party and honoured artist receiving three Stalin Prizes. "Nikita's Childhood" (1922), a lyrical story of a childhood in a Russian village that incorporates autobiographical elements.