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Zhili na svete korol' s korolevoj. Detej u nih ne bylo, i jeto ih tak ogorchalo, tak ogorchalo, chto i skazat' nel'zja. I vot, nakonec, kogda oni sovsem poterjali nadezhdu, u korolevy rodilas' dochka. Mozhete sebe predstavit', kakoj prazdnik ustroili po sluchaju ejo rozhdenija, kakoe mnozhestvo gostej priglasili vo dvorec, kakie podarki prigotovili!

Zhil da byl udachlivyj v delah, sil'nyj, smelyj, dobryj korol' so svoej prekrasnoj zhenoj korolevoj. Ego poddannye obozhali ego. Ego sosedi i soperniki preklonjalis' pered nim. Ego zhena byla ocharovatel'na i nezhna, a ih ljubov' byla gluboka i iskrenna. U nih byla edinstvennaja doch', krasota kotoroj ravnjalas' dobrodeteli. Korol' s korolevoj ljubili ee bol'she zhizni.

Zhil-byl odnazhdy chelovek, u kotorogo vodilos' mnozhestvo vsjakogo dobra: byli u nego prekrasnye doma v gorode i za gorodom, zolotaja i serebrjanaja posuda, shitye kresla i pozolochennye karety, no, k neschast'ju, boroda u jetogo cheloveka byla sinjaja, i jeta boroda pridavala emu takoj bezobraznyj i groznyj vid, chto vse devushki i zhenshhiny, byvalo, kak tol'ko zavidjat ego, tak davaj bog poskoree nogi.

Zhil byl odnazhdy drovosek, i bylo u nih s zhenoj semero synovej: dva blizneca po desjat' let, dva blizneca po devjat' let, dva blizneca po vosem' let i odin mladshen'kij semi let. On byl ochen' malen'kij i molchalivyj. Kogda on rodilsja, to byl rostom ne bol'she vashego pal'ca, pojetomu ego i nazvali Mal'chik-s-pal'chik.

Zhila-byla odna devochka, kotoraja pochemu-to ochen' ne ljubila hodit' prjamym i korotkim putem. Vsegda ona vybirala samuju dlinnuju i izvilistuju dorogu. A uzh esli mat' posylala ee kuda-nibud' s porucheniem, to zhdat' ee prihodilas' ochen' dolgo. Devochka chasami mogla brodit' po okrestnym lugam i lesam, sobirat' cvety i jagody i napevat' pesenki. A eshhe ona ljubila zagovarivat' s kazhdym, kto vstrechalsja ej na puti, dazhe sovsem s neznakomymi.

Zhila-byla odna koroleva, i rodila ona syna, takogo uroda, chto dolgo somnevalis', da polno, chelovek li jeto? Volshebnica, kotoraja nahodilas' pri ego rozhdenii, zaverila, chto on budet ochen' umen. Ona pribavila dazhe, chto, siloju ee charodejstva., on budet soobshhat' svoj um vsjakomu, kogo krepko poljubit. Vse jeto neskol'ko uteshilo bednuju korolevu, kotoraja ochen' ogorchalas' tem, chto rodila takogo bezobraznogo rebenka.

Zhil-byl odin pochtennyj i znatnyj chelovek. Pervaja zhena ego umerla, i on zhenilsja vo vtoroj raz, da na takoj svarlivoj i vysokomernoj zhenshhine, kakoj svet eshhe ne vidyval. U nee byli dve docheri, ochen' pohozhie na svoju matushku i licom, i umom, i harakterom. U muzha tozhe byla dochka, dobraja, privetlivaja, milaja - vsja v pokojnuju mat'. A mat' ee byla zhenshhina samaja krasivaja i dobraja.

Muzykal'nyj spektakl' "Zolushka" po motivam odnoimennoj skazki francuzkogo pisatelja Sharlja Perro. V skazochnom korolevstve zhivut: Macheha, ejo zlye docheri, bezvol'nyj muzh-lesnik i ego dochka ot pervogo braka - Zolushka. Macheha jekspluatiruet bednuju devushku kak domrabotnicu. S pomoshh'ju svoej krjostnoj-fei Zolushka popadaet na korolevskij bal, gde v nejo vljubljaetsja prekrasnyj i ochen' dobryj princ.

"Le petit Poucet" : "Être rusé et astucieux vaut aussi bien que d'être un joyeux héritier." Un jour, des parents décident d'abandonner leurs sept enfants au plus profond de la forêt, leur misère ne leur permettant plus de les nourrir.

"Le petit Chaperon rouge" : "Il ne faut pas se fier aveuglément aux flatteurs." Le petit Chaperon rouge, ainsi nommé à cause de son capuchon rouge, va porter à sa grand-mère un petit pot de beurre et une galette.

"Cendrillon" : "La bonté est présentée comme transcendant la beauté." Un gentilhomme peiné par le deuil de sa première épouse se remarie à la plus vile des femmes. Cendrillon, sa première fille, est maltraitée par cette belle-mère dominatrice et par ses deux demi-sœurs.

"La Belle au Bois Dormant" : À l'occasion du baptême de leur fille, le roi et la reine organisent une fête somptueuse. Les fées-marraines offrent des dons à la princesse : beauté, grâce... Mais une vieille fée, qui n'a pas été invitée, se présente et lance à la princesse un charme mortel.

"Barbe bleue" : Un riche gentilhomme nommé Barbe-Bleue cherche une demoiselle à marier. Mais aucune jeune fille ne veut l'épouser à cause de sa barbe bleue qui le rend laid. L'étrange disparition de ses six anciennes épouses crée un mystère autour de ses mariages.

Four stories and fairytales which have remained popular for centuries come together in The Ugly Duckling and Other Stories. This collection is a must for anyone who loves animals - there's a whole menagerie here from ducklings to geese to sheep to a very slow but determined tortoise!

Once upon a time, there was a king and a queen who were very sorry that they had no children - so sorry that it cannot be told. At last, however, the queen had a daughter. There was a very fine christening, and the princess had for her godmothers all the fairies they could find in the whole kingdom (there were seven of them), so that every one of them might confer a gift upon her, as was the custom of fairies in those days. By this means the princess had all the perfections imaginable.

Jack and the Beanstalk and Other Stories brings together another four of the world's favourite children's fairytales. Written and read with character and fun, this is storytelling at its best!

Once upon a time, there was a woodcutter and his wife, who had seven children, all boys. The eldest was but 10 years old and the youngest only seven. They were very poor, and their seven children were a great source of trouble to them because not one of them was able to earn his bread. What gave them yet more uneasiness was that the youngest was very delicate and scarce ever spoke a word, which made people take for stupidity that which was a sign of good sense.

Once upon a time, there was a gentleman who married, as his second wife, the proudest and most haughty woman who ever was seen. She had two daughters of her own, who were indeed exactly like her in all things. The gentleman had also a young daughter of rare goodness and sweetness of temper, which she took from her mother, who was the best creature in the world. Read in English, unabridged.

An iconic collection of fairy tales from the master of storytelling, Charles Perrault, including some of his best work: 'Little Red Riding Hood', 'The Sleeping Beauty', 'Puss in Boots', 'Little Thumb', 'Cinderella', 'Blue Beard', and 'Beauty and the Beast'. Read in English, unabridged.

When the youngest of three sons inherits only a cat, he believes he is destined to die of starvation. But the cat turns out to be rather an extraordinary animal. Not only is he able to speak, he is also a highly resourceful and cunning creature. The cat asks for a pair of boots and a sack. He uses the sack to catch rabbits and partridges which he presents to the King as gifts from the "Marquis of Carabas". The King is curious to meet the mysterious Marquis who sends such generous gifts.