Solovey i roza This translates to: Nightingale and rose

The legendary English writer, poet, playwright and philosopher Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) began to compose fairy tales after his sons Cyril and Vivian were born. However, he himself called his fairy -tale works "sketches in prose" and recommended them to read to people "from 18 to 80 years old, if they did not lose the gift of rejoice and amazed." By nature, an eccentric and to the core of the esthet, Oscar Wilde created a number of elegant, similar to the parables of masterpieces, which are equally deep, albeit differently, touch both the heart of the child and the adult reader wise with experience.
In the proposed collection - five small, impeccable in the style of stories, piercing and filled with sadness and light. Love and betrayal, life and death, beauty and ugliness, wealth and poverty, kindness and heartlessness ... Eternal themes and a whole abyss of beauty and meaning