War of mice and frogs

Vasily Andreevich Zhukovsky (1783-1852) left behind a rich creative heritage. Many of his works gained recognition and very popularity during the life of the poet, among them - the poem "Song of the Bard above the coffin of the Slavs -winners", the ballad" Svetlana ", the elegy" singer in the camp of Russian soldiers", as well as the text of the Russian anthem "God, God. King the king! " Knowing European literature deeply and constantly inspired by it, the poet nevertheless knew how to fill his works with Russian flavor and make unfamiliar images closer to the Russian reader. Zhukovsky actively acted as a translator, and his most significant achievements in this area were the Russian versions of the Don Quixote "Cervantes and" Odyssey "Homer. Finally, it is Zhukovsky who belongs to the merit of preparing the first works of A. S. Pushkin.
Throughout his life, Vasily Andreevich remained an example of a positive person: in difficult times he supported writers, stood up for the persecuted and with all his work tried to encourage people to mental, spiritual and moral development.
This collection includes the most famous tales of V.A. Zhukovsky: "War of mice and frogs" (1831)," Sleeping Princess" (1831) and The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf "(1845).
For primary school age. The texts of the works are given without abbreviations