Children's books for a family trip to Hungary
A family reading list for Hungary, from a shape-shifting fairy tale to a seafaring mouse.
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Try Hermo freeA story set where you are headed can turn the journey into part of the trip. For Hungary, that means children's books by authors and illustrators from Hungary, starting with Arnica, the Duck Princess by Ervin Lázár. Below are three books worth packing, each available in English with links to find them at Bookshop.org or Amazon.
A Hungarian fairy-tale novel in which a princess and a pauper break a shape-shifting curse.
A brave little mouse sails into magical high-seas adventures.
Gentle, warm picture-book stories starring a little teddy bear.
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