Most Popular Books by Jane Ray

Come sono nate le stagioni, il cacciatore e il cigno, il santo e il corvo, il racconto del leone, ... queste e altre storie sugli animali, il rispetto della natura e la relazione con l''uomo.

A prose retelling, incorporating lines from the play, of the tragic consequences of a deadly feud between two rival families in Renaissance Verona.

Collins Big Cat readers and workbooks help children to learn how to read in English - accurately, fluently and with enjoyment. Contains the following Readers and Workbooks:� Carry Me (lilac)� Little Red Riding Hood (lilac)� Oh Dear Me, I''m Late for Tea (lilac)� Stop That Robot (lilac)� The pied piper of Hamelin (lilac)� In the Garden (pink A)

A stunning collection of three best-loved stories from the Bible.

After his small stone is eaten by a hen, the bold boy tries to exact justice by taking from their owners a series of increasingly larger animals.

"Who will get rid of the rats?" A book without words - in which the old German folktale is told in illustrations. Includes ideas for guided reading at back of book.

The story of the Nativity has never before been so beautifully illustrated. Jane Ray''s vibrantly colored, stunningly rendered folk art does justice to the sacred King James text, which takes the reader from the marriage of Mary and Joseph to the safe return of the holy family to Nazareth. Full color.

Biblical text and illustrations depict how Noah and his family were singled out by God to be saved from the great flood, along with two animals of each kind.

The ancient philosophy of the world as made up of four elements--earth, fire, water, and air--becomes a contemporary entreaty for respect for the natural world and our place in it.

The greedy and self-centered king of Capri has a reversal of fortune when the wind blows all of his precious things into the backyard of a kind and generous Naples washerwoman, Mrs. Jewel.

Un recueil de 12 contes de fées, connus ("Cendrillon, Blanche-Neige, Les Cygnes sauvages"), et moins connus ("Rumpelstilzchen, Raiponce") dont le premier auditoire sont les enfants.