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Little Ivan

Written by Niki Orfanou

Illustrated by Yvan Duque

Russian fairy tales are composed in an imaginative style that stays true to the oral tradition. There are several variants of the story of Little Ivan and his encounter with Baba-Yaga — this free adaptation is the work of writer Niki Orfanou. It is one of four Russian stories she worked on or the exhibition Once Upon a Time in Russia, held in St. Petersburg in 2016. In one of the versions of the tale, the witch, Baba-Yaga, eats her own daughters rather than her raven.

THEMES

Tale, Slavic folklore, adventure, cunning

RIGHTS SOLD

French — Thierry Magnier

English Rights Available

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