Grimm Brothers" Fairy Tales. Retold by A. Vvedensky

Previously, no one came to mind to record fairy tales. They were told to each other, passed from generation to generation ... and if not scientists, such as the brothers Grimm, many stories would not reach us.

Already in the first quarter of the XIX century, when Jacob and Wilhelm began their activities, many plots were half forgotten by people: Now the time has come to keep and write these fairy tales, because people who store them in their memory are ever less common and less often. The books of the Brothers Grimm translated into many languages, but they were especially loved by the reader of their children"s and family fairy tales.

The fairy tales of the Grimm brothers in the retold reports of the Russian poet A. Vvedensky were never published together. In 1936, a book with 18 fairy tales was published in the publishing house, this publication has long been rare.

In this edition, all 48 fairy tales were collected, which were retold and rethought by an outstanding Russian writer for our children.

The reader will not only get acquainted with the famous fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, but also finds out what a fairy tale when she appeared and how it changed. Learning about the life of the brothers Jacob and Wilhelm and about their difficult work on fairy tales. A book also tells about Alexander Ivanovich the introduced, the poet and the writer, who has retold these fairy tales from German and processed for the Russian reader. And the editor of the fairy tales was Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak!

Be careful, revealing the book on a random page! Tales inside are located in such a way that the book matures: first there are fairy tales for kids, then - for older children, and at the end of the collection - tales-horror stories for the most adults.

The book of fairy tales is published 200 years after the Brothers Grimm collected them and recorded them, and 80 years after Alexander Ivanovich Ivanovsky retold