Tatiana Sorokina : The Childrens Book Review

Russian Winter Folk Tales by Tatiana Sorokina

November 18, 2011

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By Tatiana Sorokina, for the The Children’s Book Review
Published: November 18, 2011

Champaign, IL 11/1/11 – “Russian Winter Folk Tales” by Tatiana Sorokina is an exciting collection of 20 folk tales for all ages that takes you on a thrilling adventure to Winter Wonderland. You will meet Father Frost, Snowmaiden, Fairy Snowflake, Master of the Winds, Queen Winter and many other amazing characters. You will take a ride on an oven, go ice fishing, make a journey to the North and find answers to such questions as: How winter begins? Why snow is white? Why fir tree is evergreen? Why the sun does not rise in the North in winter?

by: Bianca Schulze

Tatiana Sorokina Evokes the Spirit of Adventure & Exploration

November 18, 2011

Author Showcase

By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
Published: November 18, 2011

Tatiana Sorokina

Tatiana currently works at the University of Illinois. She lives in Illinois with her husband and son who inspired her to write books for children. Tatiana is now working on her new literary project: the Russian translation of “The Night Before Christmas” by C. C. Moore. For more information about the author and her books, please visit her website http://www.unforgettable-christmas.com.

You have considered yourself a writer since your childhood days. Can you share a little on your background and how you became a published author?

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by: Bianca Schulze