In a Certain Kingdom: Fairy Tales of Old Russia - Nicholas Kotar

\nIn a Certain Kingdom: Fairy Tales of Old Russia by Nicholas Kotar is a collection of nine beloved Russian fairy tales translated for children, young adults, adults, and fairy tale lovers of all ages.\n \n \n\n \nIn this fairy tale collection, you'll find classic fairy tales like The Tale of Ivan the Prince and the Grey Wolf; Marya Morevna, the Wondrous Queen; The Feather of Finist the Bright Falcon; Vasilissa the Beautiful; The Frog Princess; The Red Flower; Sister Alionushka and Brother Ivanushka; The White Duck; and The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish.\n \n \n\n \nGet ready to meet favorite fairy tale characters and fairy tale villains like Baba Yaga, Koschei the Deathless, and many more!\n \n \n\n \n \nStep into a world of magic and mystery with In a Certain Kingdom, the first volume of classic Russian fairy tales and myths translated by award-winning fantasy novelist Nicholas Kotar.\n \n \n\n \nFrom deathless villains that can't help dying to idiots wiser than kings to a pestle-riding hag, this collection of nine stories will transport you to a fantastical land of danger, wonder, and ultimately, consolation. Rich with prophecy and adventure, these tales will help you see your own life in vivid colors. \n \n \n\n \nThis collection features Russia's most beloved fairy tales, including The Tale of Ivan the Prince and the Grey Wolf, The Frog Princess, and more. Discover delightfully entertaining stories filled with princes, warrior-queens, talking wolves, and everyone's favorite villain: Baba Yaga herself!\n \n \n\n \nIf you enjoy the classic Brothers Grimm fairytales, you'll love exploring the strange and thrilling world of Russian folklore with In a Certain Kingdom. Buy now before the price changes!\n \n \n\n \nAbout Nicholas Kotar\n \nNicholas Kotar is the son of Russian immigrants who moved from Russia after the Revolution. He is an award-winning author of 7 epic fantasy books inspired by Slavic fairy tales, as well as 3 non-fiction books and a TV script that was looked at by Netflix. Nicholas is known for his translations of Russian fairy tales and is also an acclaimed storyteller, podcaster, and public speaker.\n \n \n\n