Russian Folk Tales. Collection

WHAT IS THE BOOK ABOUT? The book includes 11 Russian folk tales: "Go There—I Don't Know Where, Bring That—I Don't Know What," "The Frog Princess," "The Flying Ship," "By the Pike's Command," and others. Through simple stories created by the Russian people, children begin their exploration of the world: through vivid images, they learn to distinguish between good and evil, develop their imagination, and discover much about Russian folklore, traditions, and language. The fairy tales have been tested by many generations of readers who grew up with them and retained fond memories of them in adulthood. FEATURES OF THE BOOK • Large and easy-to-read font. • Ideal for the first independent reading. • An excellent option for a child's first acquaintance with Russian folk tales. • Bright color illustrations by contemporary Russian artist Maxim Mitrofanov. ABOUT THE SERIES “Favorite Books with Large Letters” are the full texts of classic works of children's literature, in a large and easy-to-read font, allowing a child to read the book both with adults and independently.