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There is imagination aplenty in this month’s selection, with tales for wildlings, tigers on trains, detective bees and unicorn alpacas to entertain younger readers

"Peoples who live close to nature have a rich lore of plants, animals, and landscapes embedded in their mother tongues".

Also, MunOpCo Music Theatre will present Stephen Sondheims musical "Into The Woods" in Allentown, and the Reading Public Museum will host "Putt-Putt in the Galleries."

Desperate for any form of protection they can find, Russian soldiers have turned to shamanistic rituals involving herbs for “spiritual protection”, as can be seen in video posted on social media by Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov on Feb. 5.

Most ethnic activists calling for outright secession from Russia have fled abroad. Others fighting for their rights face growing pressure.

A debt-fueled surge in housing prices has exposed stark divisions among Russia’s leaders.

I promise you that I will become a pilot....

Alexander Proskurin died in July 2019 after claiming he had been kept in a bear's den for a month - but doctors later revealed he had been a patient in neighbouring Kazakhstan

A relationship forged in Soviet times has assumed new significance as the two nations face international isolation.

At a huge new exhibition in Moscow visited by Skys Diana Magnay, the public lap up the Kremlins message that Russia is great and the Ukraine war is in hand - a message easier for them to face up to than uncomfortable truths.