Star-star and other fairy tales

Tales of the famous English writer Oscar Wilde do not leave indifferent either children or adults. Having once invented fabulous stories for his sons, later Oscar Wilde called them "experience in the depiction of current life in forms far from real", indicating that they are also intended for adults who did not lose the gift of rejoice and amazed. A special plot, combining the author’s outstanding fantasy and the ironic manner of the narrative, symbolism manifested in every detail, the musical style of presentation help to reveal the humanistic moods of Wilde"s fairy tales, where good and beauty appear as an inseparable whole.
The collection of fairy tales is designed by amazing illustrations by C. Robinson, W. Crane, J.P. Jackhmob-Khuda, G. Vogler