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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The myths of Ukraine were never written in ink; they were whispered by the wind and carved into the banks of the Dnipro. Step into a land defined by extremes-where endless golden steppes meet the crushing density of the Carpathian forests. For centuries, the people here lived by a "dual faith," a survival strategy where the church provided salvation, but the spirits of the earth provided the rules. Whispers from the Dnipro is not just a collection of fairy tales; it is a record of the negotiations between humanity and the wild. In these pages, the spirits are not monsters to be slain by wandering knights-they are the landlords of the natural world, and we are merely the tenants. Inside, you will encounter the creatures that haunt the Slavic imagination: The Rusalka: Water nymphs who weave sorrow into braids and test the will of the lonely.The Vodianyk: The jealous Lord of the River who demands a tithe for every fish caught.The Domovyk: The hairy guardian of the hearth who protects the home-or destroys it if offended.The Chugaister: The dancing giant of the Carpathians who hunts nightmares.The Upyr: The terrifying, drought-bringing ancestor who refuses to stay in the grave.Baba Yaga: The wise and terrifying crone whose hut turns on chicken legs.From the suffocating heat of the Noon Witch in the wheat fields to the deceptive paths of the forest spirit Blud, these eighteen tales weave a tapestry of darkness, resilience, and the ancient magic of the soil. Includes a comprehensive Glossary of Ukrainian spirits, creatures, and cultural terms. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Übersetzung von V. Valenta-Alfa. Umschlagsbearbeitung von L. Sutnar; OBrosch., 93 Seiten mit 30 SW-Abbildungen im Text und 14 Karten, kl.-8°, Umschlag an den Rändern etwas eingerissen, Vorderseite im Gelenk ganz leicht geknickt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Book Language/s: Czech.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2018-04-01 Pages: 187 Language: Japanese. Chinese Publisher: foreign Language teaching and research press fast breakthrough: 15 speak Japanese reading skills this book is a study Japanese article reading skills textbooks.Article genre diversity. each class to produce a specific reading skills. and gives a concrete analysis. from shallow to deep.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The myths of Ukraine were never written in ink; they were whispered by the wind and carved into the banks of the Dnipro. Step into a land defined by extremes-where endless golden steppes meet the crushing density of the Carpathian forests. For centuries, the people here lived by a "dual faith," a survival strategy where the church provided salvation, but the spirits of the earth provided the rules. Whispers from the Dnipro is not just a collection of fairy tales; it is a record of the negotiations between humanity and the wild. In these pages, the spirits are not monsters to be slain by wandering knights-they are the landlords of the natural world, and we are merely the tenants. Inside, you will encounter the creatures that haunt the Slavic imagination: The Rusalka: Water nymphs who weave sorrow into braids and test the will of the lonely.The Vodianyk: The jealous Lord of the River who demands a tithe for every fish caught.The Domovyk: The hairy guardian of the hearth who protects the home-or destroys it if offended.The Chugaister: The dancing giant of the Carpathians who hunts nightmares.The Upyr: The terrifying, drought-bringing ancestor who refuses to stay in the grave.Baba Yaga: The wise and terrifying crone whose hut turns on chicken legs.From the suffocating heat of the Noon Witch in the wheat fields to the deceptive paths of the forest spirit Blud, these eighteen tales weave a tapestry of darkness, resilience, and the ancient magic of the soil. Includes a comprehensive Glossary of Ukrainian spirits, creatures, and cultural terms. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…