Another ten languages ... or it is twelve? Or thirteen? The present page includes links to Eilís's books in French, Dutch, German and Swedish, and shows translations from Afrikaans, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Hebrew, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian and Polish. Some of these books have striking illustrations, especially the Czech and Polish editions. The prize for the most ludicrous presentation goes to the Italian version of Death at Crane's Court, where the author's name is misspelled, the strapline irrelevant, the cover photo misleading, the paper unspeakable, and the text has been chopped here and there to fit to the allotted page-count .... The Italian translator's work, however, is very readable. And ten is definitely an underestimate. At the foot of this page, we have added two "phantom" covers of The Lost Island in Japanese and Korean, which we can see on the web but have yet to handle in real life. And rumours of a Russian Island of Horses were recently confirmed. The first edition (translated by M. Litvinova and published by Detskaya Literatura, 1978) was unauthorized, as in those days the Soviet Union did not recognize the Berne Convention. A second Russian edition, duly authorized, is to appear in 2021.