Sergiej Nowikow

Best of Polish Fairy Tales Sergiej Nowikow

Publisher Marketing: This book comprises of 50 Polish folk fairy tales. To better preserve the Polish flavor of these tails, the original Polish symbols were used for characters' namesandall names were presented in accordance with the Polish spelling rules. The book was translated using the traditional approach to translating Polish fairy tales into English. 1. It Does not Stab, nor Does It Shoot, yet It Knocks One Senseless 2. Lark and the Wolf 3. Ostroda Stone 4. Very Worst Punishment 5. Extraordinary Wife 6. Punished for Guile 7. Owl and the Hawk 8. Lazy Girl 9. About a Cockerel 10. Nobleman and Micha 11. Dog's Winter Thoughts and Summer Thoughts 12. Anuszka the Golden Braid 13. No Justice in This World 14. Dwarf and the Bear 15. What Keeps the Hare from Eating Meet 16. About a Rich Gentleman 17. You Cannot Escape Your Destiny 18. About a Simple Man Who Comforted His Master 19. Sermon 20. Three Lamps 21. Mazek's Debt 22. People Getting Rich 23. About a Prince Who Did not Want to Die 24. How a Smith Worked His Way to Heaven 25. A Present for the Kings' Godson 26. About the King's Son 27. How a Simple Man's Son Became the King and Married a Sea Girl 28. How the Dog Got the Wolf Wear Boots 29. Gustek's Misfortune 30. Two Brothers 31. Miracle at the Mill 32. Spellbound Pike 33. Misfortune 34. Ram Brother and Duck Sister 35. Shepherd 36. About Two Girls - A Kind One and a Wicked One 37. A Girl and the Prince in the Cow's Skin 38. Golden Fish 39. Gold Trot 40. Healing Water 41. Prince and His Helpers 42. Fisherman's Son and the Water Man's Daughter 43. Boy and His Dog and Cat, and the Lion Cub 44. One Who Went to Ask the Sun 45. Magic Gun, Fiddle, and Boots 46. Glass Hill 47. Fear 48. Titelitury 49. Tailor's Wife and the Countess 50. How the Slug Defeated the Fox"