'Megan the Snow Maiden', the third book in the seies 'Tales of My Childhood', is a traditional Russian Winter Holiday folktale adapted for English-reading children. This book is dedicated to all the children affected by Turner Syndrome and is a holiday gift to Turner Syndrome Support Society. 'Snow Maiden' (or 'Snegurochka' in Russian) is by far the most popular winter foltake among Russian children and tells the story of a childless Russian couple who made a snow doll, which came to life.
Megan the Snow Maiden, the third book in the series Tales of My Childhood, is a traditional Russian winter holiday folktale adapted for English-reading children. This book is dedicated to all the children affected by Turner Syndrome and is a gift to Turner Syndrome Support Society. Snow Maiden (or Snegurochka in Russian) is by far the most popular folktale among Russian children and tells the story of an old childless couple who made a snow doll which came to life.
'How Chipmunk Got His Stripes And Other Siberian Folktales' is based on the folklore of Siberia's (Russian Far East) indigenous peoples. It is the third book in the series of 'Tales of My Childhood'. Siberia is a vast region in the eastern part of Russia in northern Asia. It extends from the Ural Mountains to the Russian Far East, bounded in the north by the Arctic Ocean and in the south by Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and China. Most of the area is covered with swamps and the Taiga forests. Siberia's original inhabitants were hunting, fishing and herding tribes whose cultures were related to those of the native Indian people in north America. Siberian folklore is similar to the native Indian myths and legends as in both of these cultures humans depended on and respected the animals and nature believing that all the live creatures as well as sun, moon, rivers and mountains and everything that surrounded them had its own spirit.
Soulmates conquer all. Emma The portal to Edinmyre is closing, and our end is drawing near. If I want the fae to survive, I must unite the Crystals of Harmony, or die trying. Problem is, my death is already sealed… and I’m tired of running from it. Ireland and Scotland hold the answers to the Unseelie stone’s location, yet the path is heavy with secrets. We will continue to fight for the future of the fae, but I already know my fate. The prophecy will come true. I will give up my life for my nation, and join the gods in order to meet my destiny. But I don’t think my mate is strong enough to let me go. Ethan Droga has taken everything. His wrath has spread across the land, and no one has been able to stop him from destroying our country. The dark lord’s magic is immeasurable, and even a king is powerless to stop it. Royalty and power means nothing when evil is unleashed. There is only one person strong enough to stand up to his darkness, and she is my mate. Emma has become the strongest sorceress in the world, and is the only match for Droga’s power. Despite vowing to protect her, I may lose her anyway. That is… unless we create a miracle, and perform magic that has never been done before. We cannot afford to fail. Malovia hangs in the balance. *** The momentous conclusion of the Hidden Legends: University of Sorcery saga comes to a breathtaking end in The Fae Queen. This is the last book of Megan Linski’s fantasy paranormal romance series featuring royal fae, shifters, fated mates, and monsters. This series takes place in the Hidden Legends Universe, along with the Academy of Magical Creatures series, the College of Witchcraft series, and the Prison for Supernatural Offenders series. Each series stands on its own and can be read in any order. This is a full-length novel over 500 pages. Recommended reading age 18+
Discover the true story behind an American hero ' Johnny Appleseed - through his turbulent childhood and along a tragic romance. Follow his journeys and see what shaped the man who grew to change the face of a nation and taught mankind how to walk in faith and share in love.
'How Chipmunk Got His Stripes And Other Siberian Folktales' is based on the folklore of Siberia's (Russian Far East) indigenous peoples. It is the third book in the series of 'Tales of My Childhood'. Siberia is a vast region in the eastern part of Russia in northern Asia. It extends from the Ural Mountains to the Russian Far East, bounded in the north by the Arctic Ocean and in the south by Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and China. Most of the area is covered with swamps and the Taiga forests. Siberia's original inhabitants were hunting, fishing and herding tribes whose cultures were related to those of the native Indian people in north America. Siberian folklore is similar to the native Indian myths and legends as in both of these cultures humans depended on and respected the animals and nature believing that all the live creatures as well as sun, moon, rivers and mountains and everything that surrounded them had its own spirit.
'How Chipmunk Got His Stripes And Other Siberian Folktales' is based on the folklore of Siberia's (Russian Far East) indigenous peoples. It is the third book in the series of 'Tales of My Childhood'. Siberia is a vast region in the eastern part of Russia in northern Asia. It extends from the Ural Mountains to the Russian Far East, bounded in the north by the Arctic Ocean and in the south by Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and China. Most of the area is covered with swamps and the Taiga forests. Siberia's original inhabitants were hunting, fishing and herding tribes whose cultures were related to those of the native Indian people in North America. Siberian folklore is similar to the native Indian myths and legends as in both of these cultures humans depended on and respected the animals and nature believing that all the live creatures, as well as the Sun, the Moon, rivers and mountains and everything that surrounded them, had its own spirit.
