Fairy Tales of the Peoples of Russia. Fairy Tales of the Peoples of Dagestan

The book includes some of the most interesting and unusual fairy tales from Dagestan. Many peoples live in this mountain republic, each with its own customs and culture. But everyone loves to make up and tell fairy tales, which pay special attention to the struggle between good and evil, the search for happiness, and the triumph of justice. For younger school age Map of the region Read a fairy tale from the book Artist Karina Alieva was born in Makhachkala. She graduated with honors from the Faculty of Art and Graphics of Dagestan State University of Physical Education and Sports. Since 2020, she has been a member of the Union of Artists of Russia. She has participated in more than 40 exhibitions abroad and in Dagestan. The artist's works are held in the Dagestan Museum of Fine Arts, the Kislovodsk Historical and Local Lore Museum "Krepost", the "Lezginka" Museum of Dance, (Makhachkala) and in private collections. Fairy Tales of the Peoples of Russia Russia is a large and mysterious country. About 147 million people live in it. It stretches from Europe to Alaska. Each region here has its own fairy tales. And we want to introduce them to Russian children. We provide each book with a map and a foreword to explain to the child which part of Russia is being discussed — snowy Siberia, the windy Pacific coast, or the hot steppes of Kalmykia? And each book contains cheerful, exciting, and sometimes frightening fairy tales, beautifully illustrated by modern Russian artists. KATAALOG OF FAIRY TALES