Yes and no stories
Subtitle: a book of Georgian folk tales
By: by George and Helen Papashvily, illustrated by Simon Lissim.
Contributors: Papashvily, Helen Waite, joint author.
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1946
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 227
Subjects: Tales -- Georgia (Republic)
Notes: "First edition."
Table of contents: title: The tale of the tales; title: The wolf who knew how to be a friend; title: The bear, the fox and the butter jar; title: The wolf who went to Jerusalem; title: Davit; title: The kinto and the king; title: The man who was full of fun; title: The honest man; title: Ajam Boglay; title: Asar, Basar, and Kourkeddana; title: The man whose trade was tricks; title: Rostom; title: The Khevsouri and the Eshmahkie; title: The king of the noise; title: Mywhat; title: The man who had a good wife; title: Foolers fooled; title: The miser mouse; title: Foolish and wise; title: The youth who built a house of elephant bones.