The Christmas of the

Author: Classroom and Extracurricular Press
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Dear little readers: Hello! Before entering this fairy tale castle, I would like to give you a special telescope. I hope you can get a general idea of modern fairy tales through this telescope. With the telescope, scan quickly, and look, one after another fresh and interesting stories unfold before our eyes—Andrew draws monsters on his homework paper, and the monsters come to life, even helping him with his homework; just cough into the worry jar, and worries can be driven away; little fairy Miri gets a strange illness, and only the powder on the butterfly wings can cure it. Flowers attract thousands of butterflies dancing around Miri; the magician with a magical hat helps the residents of the Moomin Valley fulfill many wonderful wishes; and Sophie's wizard baby is a magical pet that accompanies her while often causing trouble for her. For a long time, people's understanding of fairy tales has been limited to the time of Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm, unaware that fairy tales have also been progressing with the times. Exaggerated and interesting stories, vivid and beautiful writing—these are common features of fairy tales throughout history and around the world. The fairy tales in this series often prioritize character development, crafting rich and unique personalities before expanding the story around them. This approach highlights the logic and credibility of the stories, and after reading, little readers will genuinely exclaim: "This protagonist is so vivid, it's like me!" Because the nature of the characters is always kind, the stories they portray are also warm and affectionate, filled with a strong sense of love. In addition to being moved, young readers will also be nurtured by beauty. Want to see the bigger picture? Then please join us in opening this series of "Modern Fairy Tales" and experience the charm of modern fairy tales!