Kingdom of Words

thimble

poem by Conrad Ferdinand Meyer translated and recreated by Ruth Salles Who knows, tell me, where does Dedalzinho live? There in…

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Skinny and Heavy

poem by Hedwig Diestel translated and recreated by Ruth Salles Magrelinho and Pesadão go their way; take silver in the surrão,…

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The star

poem by Ruth Salles In the four elements of the world, she tries to always be on her feet, shimmering between light and shadow, the…

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The giant

poem by Christian Morgenstern translated and recreated by Ruth Salles In the bush there is a giant who has a pay phone, and…

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White Rose and Red Rose

tale by the Brothers Grimm translated by Renate Kaufmann review by Ruth Salles A poor widow lived in a small isolated hut.…

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Rapunzel

tale by the Brothers Grimm translated by Renate Kaufmann review by Ruth Salles Once upon a time there was a man and a woman…

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the elves

tale by the Brothers Grimm translated by Renate Kaufmann review by Ruth Salles FIRST STORY Once upon a time there was a shoemaker who…

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john the lucky

tale by the brothers Grimm translated by Renate Kaufmann review by Ruth Salles João served his boss for seven years…

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Cinderella

A Tale of the Brothers Grimm translated by Alda Volkmann review by Ruth Salles A rich man's wife fell ill, and…

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Little Red Riding Hood

A Tale of the Brothers Grimm Translation by Alda Volkmann Review by Ruth Salles Once upon a time there was a girl so charming that…

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