Record ID | ia:manylandsmanysto00cong |
Source | Internet Archive |
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100 1 $aConger, David.
245 10 $aMany lands, many stories :$bAsian folktales for children /$cretold by David Conger ; illustrated by Ruth Rā.
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520 $aFifteen not-well-known folktales representing five Asian countries.
505 0 $aWhy cats and dogs don't get along (Korea) -- The hunters turned to rats (Japan) -- Liang and his magic brush (China) -- The glass stopper (Thailand) -- The young woman who married a snake (India) -- How the sea became salty (Japan) -- The wooden horse (China) -- The man who lived a thousand years (Korea) -- The crane's gratitude (Japan) -- The loyal mongoose (India) -- Sticks and turnips (Korea) -- The lion makers (India) -- The waters of Olive Lake (China) -- The priest's towel (Japan) -- Numskull and the rabbit (India)
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700 1 $aRā, Ruth,$eill.
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