Fairy tales and fables by the great Russian writer Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy were written specially for children. Funny and instructive stories carry certain morals and spirituality, fostering and enlightening, and contributing to the harmonious development of personality.
Contents:
1. Three Bears (read by Tatyana Telegina)
2. The Little Crust (read by the people’s artist of the RF Dmitry Orlov)
3. The Hedgehog and the Hare (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
4. The Peasant and the Cucumbers (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
5. The Mouse-Girl (read by Tatyana Telegina)
6. The Water-Man and the Pearl (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
7. The Mosquito and the Lion (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
8. Thumbelina (read by the people’s artist of the USSR Evdokiya Turchaninova)
9. The Cat and the Mice (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
10. The Wolf and the Peasant (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
11. The Oak and the Hazelnut tree (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
12. How the Peasant Shared the Geese (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
13. The Boar (read by Tatyana Telegina)
14. The Tsar’s Son and his Companions (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
15. The Peasant and the Water-Man (read by the people’s artist of the RF Dmitry Orlov)
16. The Hut and the Palace (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
17. The Tsar and the Shirt (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)
18. Squirrel and Wolf (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
19. The Black Grouse and the Fox (read by Stanislav Fedosov)
20. The Tale of Ivan-the-Dullard and his two brothers: Semyon-the-Warrior and Taras-the-Belly, and his mute sister Malanya, and about the old devil and the three little devils (read by Vyacheslav Gerasimov)