Grandmother's fairy tales. In 2 volumes. Sand J.

Georges Sand-the pseudonym of the French writer Aurora Dupin (1804-1876), under which she went down in the history of classical literature for adult readers. However, she has wonderful works addressed to young readers - fairy tales that she composed for her beloved granddaughters Aurora and Gabriela and called “Grandmother's Tales.”

“I believe that miracles in nature are, otherwise I could not tell you about them, ”she wrote, preceding one of her next stories. - It remains to find out where there are creatures called supernatural. ”

on the pages of these stories, readers will have to find out where these creatures live, come into contact with everything that is supposed to be in fairy tales: with good and evil, fairies and fairies and fairies and fairies. Spirits, miracles and transformations. But these tales are called not only to entertain, they teach, develop a small person entering the big and unknown world, forcing him to think about the origin of many phenomena, educating him in his kindness, morality, disinterestedness, love for people. And the philosophical bias and unusual stories of fairy tales make them interesting and for adults.

The first volume of the meeting included fairy tales: “The Castle Pictordy”, “Wings of Courage”, “Extraordinary Organ” and “Giant Jeus”, illustrated by work French and Russian artists.

The second volume of the meeting included fairy tales: “Talking oak”, “What the flowers say”, “Queen Kvakusha”, “Pink cloud”, “Red hammer”, “Fairy of dust”, “Dog and the Holy Flower”, “Fairy Fairy”, “Gribul”, illustrated by the works of French and Russian artists.