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Folklore & Mythology

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Captain America and the crusade against evil

John Shelton Lawrence, Robert Jewett

2003

The raven & the totem

Larry., John E. Smelcer, Vienneau et al.

1992

When Dreams Came True

Jack David Zipes, Jack Zipes

1998

The lasting of the Mohicans

Martin Barker, Roger Sabin

1995

The eagle on the cactus

Angel Vigil

2000

Living stories of the Cherokee

Barbara R. Duncan

1998

W.B. Yeats and Irish folklore

Mary Helen Thuente

1980

The fairy tale

Steven Swann Jones

1995

The robber with a witch's head

Jack Zipes

2004

The Ugly Duckling

Hans Christian Andersen

1955 ★ 4.3

Lies and truths ma mother telt me!

Allan Morrison

2002

Introduction to mythology

Eva M. Thury

2013

Creation myths of primitive America in relation to the religious history and mental development of mankind

Jeremiah Curtin

1898

Tiddalick the greedy frog

Nicholas Wu

2014

An anthology of Russian folk epics

T. G. Ivanova, Bailey, James

1998

African dilemma tales

William Russell Bascom

1975

Making of Monkey King

Robert Kraus, Debby Chen

1998

Taliesin

Caitlin Matthews, Caitlín Matthews, John Matthews et al.

1991

Fabulous creatures, mythical monsters, and animal power symbols

Cassandra Eason

2007

Over the Lip of the World

Colleen J. McElroy

1999

Vampire legends in contemporary American culture

William Patrick Day

2002

The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Folktales and Fairy Tales [Three Volumes]

Donald Haase

2007

A unit about dragons

Jo Ellen Moore, Leslie Tryon, Joy Evans

1989

Enraged

Emily Katz Anhalt

2018

The complete Russian folktale

Jack V. Haney

1999

Folk and fairy tales

Martin Hallett, Barbara Karasek

1991

The tongue is fire

Harold Scheub

1996

Visions of the goddess

Sherrill Miller, Courtney Milne

1998

Spinning Straw into Gold

Joan Gould

2005

Llewellyn's practical guide to Imagick

Ted Andrews

1989

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