Pushkin Fairy Tale
About This Novel
The seven fairy tales included are all of Pushkin's poetic fairy tales. "The Groom's Palace" tells the story of the bride Tasha arresting her groom at the wedding banquet; "The Story of the Priest and the Long-Servant Barda" tells the story of the long-term worker teasing the priest with his intelligence; "The Story of the Fisherman and the Goldfish" tells the story of the greedy peasant woman's love for the little goldfish "The Story of the Dead Princess and the Seven Warriors" describes the tragic fate of a beautiful princess who is framed by her stepmother; "The Story of the Golden Rooster" describes the king's greed for beauty and ultimately harms the country... Each fairy tale has a meaningful meaning and profound charm. Reading and appreciating these fairy tale poems by Pushkin is not only an artistic enjoyment, but also a source of ideological enlightenment.
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Official(6)Scraped 1mo ago
This book is not good, it makes me want to vomit! ! !
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barda
Barda is awesome
Good.
This book is very nice
seductive fairy tale
The quality is not good, a bit shoddy.
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Official(6)Scraped 1mo ago
This book is not good, it makes me want to vomit! ! !
( ¨? )
barda
Barda is awesome
Good.
This book is very nice
seductive fairy tale
The quality is not good, a bit shoddy.
