Pushkin Fairy Tales - World Youth Literature Classics Library

Author: Pushkin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The selected works in this series are all world literary classics that have been tested by history, and most of them are included in the recommended extracurricular reading list for primary and secondary school students by the Ministry of Education. The series consists of 35 volumes, with each book limited to less than 180,000 words, making it suitable for children and adolescents to read. Each volume includes a special "Translator's Preface" written specifically for young readers, which provides a concise and comprehensive introduction and analysis of the author's life, the background of the work, its characteristics, and points to note while reading. It is highly targeted and serves as an excellent guide.
Pushkin broke the tradition of aristocratic literature in his fairy tale poetry. With his genius, he introduced folk tales and folk language into his poetic creations, pioneering and elevating folk tales. They are beloved by the people and passed down through generations not only because of their vivid language, engaging plots, and rich and varied imagery, but more importantly, because they possess profound popularism, broad democracy, and a warm humanistic spirit. In his fairy tale poetry, the virtues of the people and the crimes of the rulers are fully reflected, creating an extremely vivid and striking contrast!