Kipling's memories of India, where he spent part of his childhood and youth, inspired him to write The Jungle Book (1894) and The Second Jungle Book (1895). The main character of this adventure story is a young boy who grows up under the protection of Akela the wolf, baloo the bear, Kaa the snake, and bagheera the black panther. The Jungle Book became a huge international bestseller soon after its publication. to this day it and its sequel remain some of the most beloved tales of readers of all generations.

Judah Loew ben Bezalel has been resting in the Old Jewish Cemetery, Prague, for almost four centuries now. But the legends of the miraculous deeds of this extremely learned rabbi, powerful miracle-worker, and creator of the golem live on as an integral part of the mythology of Prague. Brio is pleased to present the most beautiful of them – how he made the golem. “The peacefully prone figure twitched, its body became erect with the energy its creator had placed in it, and what before had been lifeless was now alive. The golem, without father or mother, was thus born, made only as a copy of a man. Over the golem the rabbi tossed a servant’s cloak that he had brought with him, and gave him the name Joseph.”

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Do you know these djinns, strange geniuses, who can transform a beggar in Sultan? Have you already crossed a favorite to the enchanting beauty and singing sweet as honey? To meet these mysterious characters and discover their amazing stories, open your ears and listen to the voice of the storyteller Moroccan…

“I’m going to tell you an unbelievable story about an elephant that could run faster than a leopard! Maybe that leopard is still alive somewhere in Africa. And maybe you’ll hear it roar. But you’ll never see it. It is invisible.” The “Melancholy Elephant” and 29 other fairy tales by the internationally acclaimed Congolese writer will acquaint young readers with an African world full of wonders.

This collection of Chinese fairy tales seeks to capture at least some of the flavour of the traditional literature of this land of many cultures. The stories it contains have been told for centuries by people of Miao, oroqen, Manchu, Han, and many other ethnicities. Though they may contain fewer miracles than their European counterparts, these Chinese fairy tales have characters who show more self-sacrifice. here too, true love knows no bounds, and the longigng for happiness gives the heroes the strength to triumph over powerful dragons, cunning demons, and sly spirits.