The book The Story of a Dog and a Cat is a classic work of children's literature. It was first published in 1929 and has delighted many children and their parents since then. The dog and the cat live together in a little house and run their small household and want to do everything like grown-ups, they wash the dirty floor, bake a cake, go for a walk on Sundays, write letters to children or put...

These were all just ghosts of the night, phantoms of the mind wandering in the dark. And although he had to see a lot of them and even once during a lonely walk to face Satan himself, the daylight always overcame all this devilry, and then he could lead an ordinary, pleasant life without fear of the forces of the other world.

Few authors have described Berlin in the 1920s as perceptively and comprehensively as Joseph Roth. The city guide and publicist Michael Bienert has followed in his footsteps and has put together a reader that can be used to find the Berlin of the 1920s in the city of today.

Harry is spending a boring, unpleasant vacation at the Dursley house again. He is in his fifth year at Hogwarts and would like to meet his best friends Ron and Hermione as soon as possible. However, they clearly neglect it. When Harry is fed up with everything, he decides to somehow change his unbearable situation, things take a completely unexpected turn. It seems that the new year of study at...

Annotated Russian Reader for Intermediate (B1-B2) Level students that focuses on the verbs of motion. The reader provides ample support for the learner, including marginal glosses, historical-cultural, and grammatical commentaries, as well as a range of exercises on translation, word- formation, vocabulary building, and participles. The story follows the narrator dealing with an old woman who...

The adventures with Mole and his friends, a mouse, a frog, a hedgehog and a bunny, never end. In the middle of nature, they experience their small and big joys and worries so close to small children – they frolic by the water, play in the forest, do sports, paint, and most importantly, they invent pranks. Thirteen humorously illustrated stories are complemented by charming verses by Jirí Žácek.

The very first novel of the writer - ‘The Former Son’ - tells about a young man who was injured in a terrible stampede on Nemiza and was in a coma for 10 years. He was looked after by his grandmother, who, in turn, tried to see the world through the eyes of her grandson, to tell him everything when he recovered. She tells, and the reader remembers what Belarusians experienced during that time:...

Joseph Roth's Radetzky March, that great novel in which a figure in history, the Austrian monarchy, is snatched from transience through the poet's language, is given a strange addition by the novel The Dumb Prophet: the swan song not to a figure of the past history, but melancholic resignation in the face of a powerful utopia of the kingdom of justice, in which all men are brothers, which has...

A collection full of magic, as well as moving stories that move, amuse and sometimes frighten and cause a shudder of fear of death. Revised from ancient runes by Hermione Granger and with extensive commentary by Albus Dumbledore. This gorgeous edition brings a new glow to classic fairy tales for young readers. Collection with an introduction by J.K. Rowling and the illustrations by the great...

The Invisible Victory draws us into the realm of the senses, intense, chaotic site of our pleasure and pain. These are moving lyrics of lives at edge of the new world (Dan Reed). Collection of poetry with parallel texts (Albanian/English).