Ask professionals: foreign translations from the books beyond little house

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Dear Beyond Little House:

Like a lengthy-time lover from the books AND somebody that has an interest in other languages, I will always be intrigued through the many converted versions, but have experienced little luck finding them. Some years back I could locate and buy the majority of the series the german language, a couple of in Hebrew and something in French. Could they be still in publicationsOraccessible in almost any other languages? Any tips about how to locate them (ideally without having to spend a leg along with a leg or visiting Europe to scour the bookstores)? I’m particularly thinking about Slavic languages and Italian.


Naomi Pardue


Dear Naomi:

I’ve put together a summary of thirty-seven languages and ‘languages’ by which a minumum of one from the books made an appearance. Sometimes it normally won’t translate the whole series, but simply individual books. Some languages for example Spanish and French can easily be bought from places for example Amazon ., however, many were limited runs and today are from print. I troll Ebay of these, to include these to my list. I can say for certain without a doubt that Mansfield and De Smet have previously offered a piece of books within the various languages within their gift shops. They don’t list them in the web based stores usually, however if you simply call and speak with someone working there, they’d most likely have the ability to let you know the things they presently offer along with the prices. I purchased a Japanese edition the final time I had been in De Smet, that was about 2 yrs ago. It’s been considerably longer since I’ve visited Mansfield, however the gift shop was providing them in those days. I don’t know concerning the other gift shops.

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