Fairy tales of good old England
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Joseph Reddard Kipling is a well-known British poet and Prose, the Nobel Prize winner in literature, who gave the world many wonderful works translated by almost thirty languages. Some readers know him exclusively as the author "Jungle books", but the true pearl of the writer"s work is considered to be the cycle of stories telling about the legends of the old England.
The main character of these fairy tales is a naughty and kind elf Pak, borrowed by chipping from Shakespeare"s "Sleep in the summer night", a representative of the most magical population, which time for centuries lived in the British Islands. Once upon a time the girl of the girl, Dena, will acquaint them with his friends - the ancient gods, Norman Knights and Roman legionnaires who tell children amazing stories about kings and peasants, pirates and vikings, shepherds and monks. They are woven together myths and reality, history and legends, creating a unique atmosphere of old good England
The main character of these fairy tales is a naughty and kind elf Pak, borrowed by chipping from Shakespeare"s "Sleep in the summer night", a representative of the most magical population, which time for centuries lived in the British Islands. Once upon a time the girl of the girl, Dena, will acquaint them with his friends - the ancient gods, Norman Knights and Roman legionnaires who tell children amazing stories about kings and peasants, pirates and vikings, shepherds and monks. They are woven together myths and reality, history and legends, creating a unique atmosphere of old good England
Author:
Author:Kipling Rudyard Joseph
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Molded
Series:
Series: Gift Edition. Tales of Great Writers
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-373-07594-7
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