Smart and funny, containing deep meaning and age-old wisdom, Russian folk fairy tales make us think about eternal questions of good and justice, honor and loyalty. Still relevant today and surprisingly entertaining fairy tales for big kids—for adults. Even if you’ve read these works, listen to them performed by the brilliant actor Alexey Petrenko, and you’ll discover new facets of the great legacy of Russian literature.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. About the wife—an opponent
3. About Menshikov’s daughter and Peter the First
4. There’s a lot of sense, but no money
5. How a man conquered buckwheat
6. Bitter drunk
7. About Chapay
8. Godfather
9. Tsar and a skull
10. Exchange
11. The golden little egg