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Tales from Tartary by Riordan, James · Booklabria

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Tales from Tartary

Tales from Tartary

Name: Tales from Tartary
Author: Riordan, James

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Tales from TartaryRiordan, JamesJames

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First published: 1979

Synopsis

Thirty-nine folktales from the Tartar region of Russia.

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Publishers: Kestrel Books · Viking Press
Published: 1979
Pages: 170
Language: English
Contributor: Colbert, Anthony
Series: His Russian tales ; v. 2
ISBN-10: 0670691569

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