Edward W Dolch

A simple retelling of the story of Robinson Crusoe, who was shipwrecked and spent years alone on an island.

Eighteen stories from the folklore of Italy, which reflect Italy's heritage of Roman culture and the influence of the Roman Catholic Church, as well as stories out of the court life of the Middle Ages and ones which tell of the cleverness of the peasant people.

The escapades and ventures of kittens and cats are described in this collection of stories.

Regional tales from the folklore of France, including Reynard the Fox, The Three Sons, and The Horn of Roland.

A collection of easy-reading tales from the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Yuchi, Natchez, and Seminole Indian tribes.

A representative collection of simplified tales from all cultural backgrounds and geographic regions of Spain.

Seventeen legends which tell how different animals came to have certain characteristics, such as why the bear has a little tail, and how the tiger got his stripes.