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Lylah
Lylah
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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A sweet baby sleeping next to my books (shortly after permanently ruining my blinds, of course).

Dolly Oh dear! Destruction is tiring 😬 7y
ReadingSusan Awww precious. All my blinds are messed up 🤣🤣 7y
rubyslippersreads 😻😻😻 7y
Julsmarshall So sweet! I can‘t believe she is anything but perfect! ❤️❤️ 7y
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Lylah
Lylah
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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I imagined harpies that look more vicious than this.

LectricSheep Agreed! Those are just angry swans! 😂 7y
2BR02B Aren't they supposed to have women's heads? Dude on the right is clearly into them, either way. 7y
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Lylah
Lylah
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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The myth of Phaethon.

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Lylah
Lylah
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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Bedtime stories. 🌙✨

bookloo The best kind. ♥️ 7y
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Sarah83
Sarah83
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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Mythen und Märchen alle zusammen in einem einzelnen Bücherregal. 😍

#mythology and fairy tales have their own bookshelf. 😍

#aprilbookshowers
@RealLifeReading

RealBooks4ever Nice! 😄 8y
RealLifeReading Beautiful! 8y
Sarah83 @RealBooks4ever @RealLifeReading Thank you do much 😊 8y
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Seshat
Seshat
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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#bookspine #bookspines #riotgrams #day21 @bookriot

Sydsavvy Beautiful!!! 8y
Paula3 Awesome 8y
Libby1 You have the most beautiful books. 8y
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Chachic These are gorgeous! 8y
Seshat Thank you, @Sydsavvy @Paula3 and @Libby1 It tickled me that I saw a modern edition at work and I have the old, German multi-volume edition from my Hindermann ancestors at home. 8y
Seshat Thank you, @Chachic 8y
Sydsavvy Amazing!!! 8y
Seshat Thanks, @Sydsavvy the problem, of course, is I can't read German or French because, unlike my great grandmother and her Swiss ancestors, I am the product of a 20th century Louisiana public school education, even if that does include college degrees. 8y
Sydsavvy 😂😂😂 8y
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Seshat
Seshat
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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19th century German books win font. Always. 1866 editions from my Hindermann-Hauser forebears. #fortheloveoffonts #readjanuary @RealLifeReading

SharonGoforth ❤️❤️ 8y
LeahBergen Lovely! 8y
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Seshat
Seshat
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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The spine of it is actually beautiful.

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Seshat
Seshat
Gods and Heroes of Ancient Greece | Gustav Schwab
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1866 edition in German from my Hindermann-Hauser ancestors.

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reader_of_the_pack
Nachtschatten der Tunturis: Sagen aus Lappland (Finnland) | Samuli Paulaharju
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Mehso-so

Die "Nachtschatten" haben den Märchenonkel leider nicht überzeugt. Die Sprache ist dem Inhalt nicht gerecht, was sicherlich an der Übertragung von 1942 liegt, und die Sagen sind zu jung und zu christlich verfärbt. Schade. Damit wandert diese Ausgabe ins Märchenarchiv, der Vollständigkeit halber.

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