Volshebnye skazki (illiustr. M. Bychkova) - Perro Sharl'

"Cinderella" and "Sleeping Beauty," "Cat in Boots" and "Boy-with-a-Thumb," "Bluebeard" and "Ricke-Hochlock" - live for the fourth century of their literary life. In 1697, Charles Perrault, the poet and writer of the classicist era, dignitary of the French court in the reign of Louis XIV, published "Tales of Mother Goose." And since then, for many generations, these fairy tales are the oldest and most loyal friends of our childhood.
One of the secrets of a long life of fairy tales - they inspire people to create magic. This is a real magic - its very existence to inspire artists, poets, filmmakers again and again to embody their heroes and villains in new images, in new colors, in amazing pictures.
St. Petersburg artist Mikhail Bychkov is such a magician. This kind magician always takes great care of his heroes: builds them fantastic castles, sews amazing outfits for fairies and princesses, grows enchanted forests and arranges grandiose fireworks on holidays. So that you, dear reader, can imagine firsthand this enchanting, full of wonders and transformations, a world in which good invariably conquers evil.