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Tales of EUkraine in Frankfurt - A photogallery

Picture: FEP

Picture: FEP
Tales of EUkraine organised the event "Every Child Deserves Their Own Story" during the Frankfurt Book Fair, on 15 October at 15:00 at the Ukrainian National Stand, which also hosted shelves with bilingual books published during the project. A more detailed report of the event is available on our blog in a dedicated article.


On TEUk shelves were present bilingual books in Ukrainian and Bulgarian, Dutch, French, German, Italian, and more. The books were showcased throughout the whole fair as a sign of the impact the project had since its beginning.

In this photogallery, we collect a few more impressions of our event. Unless stated otherwise, the pictures were taken by Akim Karpach. 







Alessandra Luchetti, Deputy Director of the European Education & Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) at the European Commission



Dr Viktoriia von Rosen, Chairwoman of the Ukrainian Coordination Centre

André Störr, publisher of Friedrich Mauke Verlag

Enrico Turrin, Deputy Director, Federation of European Publishers

Viktoria Haponenko, Ukrainian translator


Ivan Fedechko, Rights Sales Manager at the Ukrainian publishing house Old Lion Publishing







Unisoft, a Ukrainian-based based in Kharkiv. Picture: FEP

Olena Odynoka, Deputy Director for International Cooperation at the Ukrainian Book Institute. Picture: FEP 






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