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The Little Red Hen and the grains of wheat

Urdu
2011
Illustrations and text written in both English and Urdu tells the story of Little Red Hen who can't get anyone to help her plant, harvest, and mill the wheat.

The Little Red Hen and the grains of wheat

Mandarin
2011
Illustrations and text written in both English and Chinese tells the story of Little Red Hen who can't get anyone to help her plant, harvest, and mill the wheat.

Digaagaddii yarayd ee casayd iyo midhihii sarreenka =

The Little Red Hen and the grains of wheat
Little Red Hen cannot get any of her animal friends to help her plant, harvest, or mill her wheat, but they are eager to eat the bread that results from her hard work. Presented in Somali and English.

Tru?y?n ng?u ngo?n v?? su? t?u? =

Lion fables
Presents the Vietnamese and English translations of two traditional fables about a mighty lion who forms some unlikely friendships that help him out of difficult situations.

La petite poule rouge et les grains de ble? =

The Little Red Hen and the grains of wheat
Little Red Hen cannot get any of her animal friends to help her plant, harvest, or mill her wheat, but they are eager to join in eating the bread that results from her work. Presented in French and English.

Goose fables

Presents the Arabic and English translations of two goose fables, "The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg" and "The Tortoise and the Geese.".

K???k kirmizi tavuk ve bu?gday toneleri =

The Little Red Hen and the grains of wheat
2005
Illustrations and text written in both English and Vietnamese tells the story of Little Red Hen who can't get anyone to help her plant, harvest, and mill the wheat.

Goose fables

2010
Presents the Russian and English translations of two goose fables, "The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg" and "The Tortoise and the Geese.".
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