Princess Frog. Based on the Russian folk tale

Who does not know the Russian folk fairy tale "Tsarevna-Frog"! And in a poetic retelling, this diamond of Russian folklore began to play with new faces.
juicy tongue, light verse, fresh rhyme, vivid images of heroes will attract attention of both children and adults. The bizarre and harmonious plexus will accept gray -haired antiquity and modernity make an entertaining fairy tale, and jesting intonations combined with deep respect for folk wisdom allow you to avoid unnecessary moralizing.
The fairy tale is good for family reading aloud: you can laugh together at the tricks of the faithful cat Kuzma, evaluate the consequences of Ivan’s moral choice, enjoy the insight of King Dobrynya, see the yagu with new eyes, reflect on the nature of a miracle embodied in the mysterious Vasilisa Beautiful. And dream about the time when the fairy tale will come to our amazing world and make it even more beautiful! Consider the illustrations made by the artist Peter Mylnikov carefully and with love.
Nadezhda Malinovskaya writes under a pseudonym, but does not hide their belonging to hereditary teachers.
A book of her poems "Larchik" was recently published.
pleasant reading!