Mischa Damjan Books

The little seahorse and the Christmas pearl

By Mischa Damjan

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Bearing a precious pearl as the gift of all creatures in the sea, a young seahorse visits the newborn King of Peace.

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By Jozef Wilkon, Mischa Damjan

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By Jozef Wilkon, Mischa Damjan

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December's travels

By Mischa Damjan

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After hearing the North Wind's tales, the boy December isn't as enthusiastic about his month until a trip to some of the other months make him appreciate his own.

The fake flamingos

By Misha Damjan, Mischa Damjan

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Unhappy with being a stork, Click persuades her husband, Clack, that they should become flamingos.

The clown said no

By Mischa Damjan

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Unhappy with their acts in the circus, six friends leave to form a circus where they can give the performances they want.

The little green man.

By Mischa Damjan

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Searching for relief from his dull mechanical existence, Little Green Man Number 737 visits earth in his flying saucer.

The little green man.

By Mischa Damjan

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Searching for relief from his dull mechanical existence, Little Green Man Number 737 visits earth in his flying saucer.

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By Mischa Damjan

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Francesco and His Donkeys Andersen Young Readers Library

By Mischa Damjan

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