Serbian Fairy Tales
Unknowntranslated Byelodie Lawton Mijatović
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Collection of traditional Serbian fairy tales as translated by Elodie Mijatovich, a British author living in Belgrade. Although different, parallels can be drawn with more well-known fairy stories. - Summary by LynneT (5 hr 40 min)
Chapitres
The Bear’s Son | 13:18 | Lu par dc |
The Golden Apple-Tree and the Nine Peahens | 34:57 | Lu par SusannahLouise |
Papalluga, or the Golden Slipper | 11:18 | Lu par DaleBarkley |
Satan’s Jugglings and God’s Might | 7:56 | Lu par Kerry Adams |
Good Deeds Are Never Lost | 19:13 | Lu par Jananiram |
The Wicked Stepmother | 9:26 | Lu par docdlmartin |
Bird Girl | 5:00 | Lu par MedoraKay |
Sir Peppercorn | 31:30 | Lu par Steve Nelson |
Bash-Chalek; or True Steel | 43:15 | Lu par Anna Goss |
The Biter Bit | 23:55 | Lu par docdlmartin |
The Trade that No One Knows | 26:18 | Lu par Andrea Atwood |
The Three Suitors | 10:48 | Lu par DaleBarkley |
TheGolden-Haired Twins | 14:13 | Lu par MedoraKay |
The Dream of the King’s Son | 11:10 | Lu par DaleBarkley |
The Three Brothers | 53:32 | Lu par docdlmartin |
The Shepherd and the King’s daughter | 24:32 | Lu par docdlmartin |
Critiques





Ragnar Doerwald
Quite repetitive the storys but still a good entertainment.
very nice and entertaining book...i love it's Stories....





deepti sharma