Andersen's Fairy Tales

The name of Hans Christian Andersen needs no special introduction, as his fairy tales have long become classics of world literature. These stories are unmistakable, as they contain elements of invention and fantasy, philosophy and poetry, humor and irony. The magical intertwines with the real in a completely unique way, allowing us to peek into the final dream of an old oak tree or observe the dispute between a snail and a rose bush. The wisdom, beauty, and extraordinary imagery of Andersen's tales - written by an author who keenly felt the surrounding world - make them timeless and capture the hearts of readers of all ages. The illustrations for the collection belong to the brush of Sergey Krestovsky, an artist of the book who skillfully conveys its mood in colors.