The Princess and the Pea
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Although the "princess on the pea" is hardly the shortest fairy tale of Andersen, and its text can fit on one book page, wonderful illustrations of Maya Dusikov help to deploy this plot in front of the child to a whole story with many interesting and funny details that attract attention for a long time, Involive the child in reading and discussing the fairy tale, help to adult improvise, every time enriching the plot of new details. The fairy tale affects a very important and difficult topic: how to distinguish the present from the fake, the genuine nobility of the soul from pretendation? If you perceive the pea as a metaphor, we will see a deep meaning in this simple story: True nobility is not given by birth, but for cases (in this case, by the ability to pay attention to the little things and "thin" sensations) Insisting on the fact that it is sensitivity (which is nothing but a metaphor to designate the ability to experience feelings, compassion, responsiveness, integrity, scrupulousness, attention to trifles and details) is a sign of nobility, Andersen challenges traditional ideas about noble origin
Author:
Author:Andersen GK
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
Paper:
Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98124-664-7
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