Here is a copy of My First Golden Dictionary by Mary Reed and Edith Osswald, illustrated by Richard Scarry.

Here is a copy of When The Animals Could Talk by Ivan Franko, illustrated by Yuli Kryha.

Here are sixteen fables about vixens, rabbits, hedgehogs, wolves, donkeys, crows and snakes, just to name a few.

Here is a copy of Little Brown Monkey by Elizabeth Upham and Illustrated by Marjorie Hartwell.

These are wonderful stories about Little Brown Monkey and his friends, Elephant and Green Turtle.

Here is Swan Lake as Told by Margot Fonteyn and Illustrated by Trina Schart
Hyman.

From the book’s dust jacket:

The lights dim, the house grows still, and the curtains part to reveal the haunting beauty of Swan Lake. Once again, ballerina Margot Fonteyn enchants audiences – this time to tell the tale of the doomed lovers as only she can.

The age-old legend in which a lovely princess, turned into a swan by an evil enchanter, is rescued by a handsome young prince has become one of the world’s best-loved ballets. And the story takes on yet another form as the graceful figures in Trina Schart Hyman’s illustration float magically across the pages.

Swan Lake as told by Margot Fonteyn and illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman will be treasured as dearly by those who already love the ballet as by those who have yet to fall under its spell.