Russian folk tales for kids. Russian folk tales text

Title: Russians folk tales
Year: 1860-2013
Genre: Library, children's literature, fairy tales, rarities
Format: PDF, DjVu, FB2
Pages: 500 x ~ 150

Russian folk tale is a treasure folk wisdom. It is distinguished by the depth of ideas, richness of content, poetic language and high educational orientation (“a fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it”). The Russian fairy tale is one of the most popular and beloved genres of folklore, because it not only has an entertaining plot, not only amazing characters, but because in the fairy tale there is a feeling of true poetry, which opens to the reader the world of human feelings and relationships, affirms kindness and justice , and also introduces to Russian culture, to the wise people's experience, To native language. The collection includes Russian folk tales: about animals, magic, and everyday ones. Fairy tales are selected from the best scientific and popular collections and presented in editing and processing famous writers and scientists.

List of books

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Russian folk tales by A.N. Afanasyev in five volumes
The Scarlet Flower. Russian folk tale (ill. Troshchenkova L.) - 1993.pdf
The Scarlet Flower. Russian folk tale (Reading to children) - 2010.pdf
Baba Yaga. Russian folk tale (ill. Tkachuk A.) - 2007.pdf
Grandmother, granddaughter and chicken. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Bisti

N.) - 1980.pdf
Barin and man. Russian folk tale (ill. Staronosov) - 1932.pdf
White swan. Russian folk tale (ill. Zabirokhin) - 1991.pdf
Bogatyrs. Russian fairy tales (ill. Muratov N.) - 1947.pdf
Bogatyrs and knights of the Russian land. Exemplary fairy tales of Russian writers (ill.

Nesterova M.) - 1992.pdf
Black barrel goby. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1981.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1902.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1958.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Ordynskaya M.) - 1983.pdf
Vasilisa the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1961.pdf
Visiting a fairy tale. Russian folk tales (ill. Gntmanets M.) - 1988.pdf
Great Russian fairy tales (Collection edited by Ivan Khudyakov) - 1860.pdf
Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province. (ill. Dmitrieva O.) - 1991.pdf
In some kingdom. Russian folk tales (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1982.pdf
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1984.pdf
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Skobelev M.) - 1989.pdf
The wolf and the seven Young goats. Russian folk tale adapted by A. Tolstoy - 2000.pdf
Magic book. Russian folk tales -2008.pdf
Where have you been, little bunny? Folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1986.pdf
Grief. Russian folk tale (ill. Lissner).pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov and others) - 1942.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Ershova K.) - 1977.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Savchenko A.) - 1989.pdf
Geese-swans. Russian folk tales (ill. Kuznetsov K. and others) - 1986.pdf
Geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Evenbach E.) - 1970.pdf
Twelve brothers. Russians folk riddles(For little ones) (ill. Yusupova A.) -

1979.pdf
Girl and fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Sineva N.) - 1991.pdf
Wooden eagle. Russian folk tale (ill. Vladimirsky L.) - 1987.pdf
I'm going, I'm going to see my grandmother, my grandfather. Russian folk songs and fairy tales (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1992.pdf
Elena the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Salin M.) -1991.pdf
Ersh Ershovich. Russian satirical tales (ill. Karpenko M.) - 1989.pdf
Firebird. Russian folk tale (ill. Kovalev S.) - 1992.pdf
Living water and rejuvenating apples. Russian folk tale (ill. Potemkin) -

2003.pdf
Zhikharka. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1985.pdf
Zhikharka. Russian folk tale - 1979.pdf
Bunny is a braggart. Russian folk tale (ill. Kurilyuk N. and others) - 2012.pdf
The Enchanted Princess. Russian folk tale (ill. Gorbarukov A.) - 1991.pdf
The cockerel crowed. Russian folk songs, nursery rhymes, fairy tales (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1979.pdf
Far away. Three Russian fairy tales (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1970.pdf
Zayushkina's hut. Russian folk tale (ill. Gudachenko M.) - 1975.pdf
Zayushkina's hut. Russian folk tale (ill. Potemkin A.) - 2005.pdf
Boasting hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1989.pdf
Boastful hare. Russian folk tale (For little ones) -1981.pdf
Hare Hut. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Charushin E.) -

1975.pdf
Animals in a cart. Russian folk tale (ill. Mikhailenko L.) - 1995.pdf
Winter quarters. Russian folk tale (ill. Azemsha A.) - 1985.pdf
Winter quarters of animals. Russian folk tale (For little ones) - 1938.pdf
Winter quarters of animals. Russian folk tales (Book by book) - 1985.pdf
golden book Russian fairy tales (ed. Lashchevskaya) - 2005.pdf

1988.pdf
Golden tales. Russian folk tales (ill. Bilibin I.) - 2003.pdf
Ivan is a cow's son. Russian folk tale (ill. Bagin P.) - 1983.pdf
Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Ivanitsky T.) - 1986.pdf
How a man divided the geese. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Kuznetsov) -

1980.pdf
How the old man ran the house. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Shakhov) -

1981.pdf
Like grandma's goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1962.pdf
A book for reading to children from 6 months to 3 years. Russian folk songs - 2008.pdf
Carpet plane. Russian folk tale (Read it yourself) - 1991.pdf
Dereza goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Petrov-Vodkin K.) - 1923.pdf
Dereza goat. Russian folk tales (ill. Ignatiev B.) - 1997.pdf
Dereza goat. Russian folk tales (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1960.pdf
Goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Tyrsa N.) - 1923.pdf
Little goats and a wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Khlebnikov V.) - 1990.pdf
Wheel. Russian folk tales (ill. Krylov A.) - 1967.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1941.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1968.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu. A.) - 1953.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Kurchevsky V.) - 1991.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Rechev E.) - 1991.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Rechev E.) - 2013.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tale - 1944.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Galdyaev V.) - 1989.pdf
Kolobok. Russian folk tales - 1923.pdf
Cat-cat. Russian folk songs, fairy tales, riddles (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) -

1948.pdf
The cat has a gray forehead. Russian folk tale (ill. E. Rachev) - 1978.pdf
Cat and Fox (ill. Lovtsov I.).pdf
Cat and fox. Russian fairy tales about animals (Artists for children) (ill. L. Tokmakov) - 2010.pdf
Fox cat and rooster. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya E.) - 1995.pdf

1982.pdf
Kochetok and chicken. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Ustinova Yu.) -

1989.pdf
Koschei the Deathless. Russian folk tale (ill. Vladychenko E.) - 1986.pdf
The girls are beautiful. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Yarovoy S.) - 1991.pdf
Crooked duck. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Vladimirskaya A.) -

1985.pdf
Winged, furry and oily. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1984.pdf
Who, who lives in a mitten. Russian and Ukrainian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) -

1992.pdf
Who is the strongest? Russian folk tale (illustration of the Pustovalovs) - 2012.pdf
Chicken Ryaba. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Uspenskaya M.) -

1987.pdf
Chicken Ryaba. Russian folk tale (ill. Prikhodkin I.) - 2003.pdf
Okay. Russian folk tales, songs, nursery rhymes (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 2002.pdf
Flying ship. Russian folk tale (ill. Belomlinsky M.) - 1987.pdf
Fox, hare and rooster. Russian folk tale (ill. Savchenko A.) - 1976.pdf
Fox and wolf. Russian folk tale - 2004.pdf
Fox and girl. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Malashenkova E.) -

1980.pdf
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Simeonova S.) -

1985.pdf
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (ill. Kobzarev R.) - 2005.pdf
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (ill. Losin V.) - 1978.pdf
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (ill. Traugot G. and others) - 1961.pdf
The Fox and the Hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1982 .pdf
The Fox and the Hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Tauber V.) - 1956.pdf
The Fox and the Hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Tauber V.) - 1987.pdf
Fox and goat. Russian folk tales (For little ones) (ill. Dvorkina E.) -

1992.pdf
Lisa Patrikeevna. Russian folk tale (comp. Mozharovsky A.) - 1904.pdf
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kuznetsov

K.) - 1937.pdf
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya E.) - 1996.pdf
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1974.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kuznetsov K.) -

1938.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Vakhtin V.) - 2007.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1987.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1991.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatullaeva I.) - 2004.pdf
The best fairy tales kids. Russian folk tales.pdf
Frog traveler. Folk tale (ill. Ismatullaevs M. and R.).pdf
Tom Thumb. Russian folk tales (illustrated by Yu. and E. Vasnetsov) - 1978.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1903.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevereva T.) - 1990.pdf

1978.pdf
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1981.pdf
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Zhigarev V.) - 2003.pdf
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Mikhailov S.) - 2008.pdf
Masha and the Bear and other fairy tales (ill. Egorova I.) - 2011.pdf
The bear is a fake leg. Russian folk tale (ill. Kozhemyak A.) - 1995.pdf
The bear and three sisters. Russian folk tales (My first books) (artist Zamlinskaya)

1991.pdf
Mena. Russian folk tale (ill. Pertsov V.) - 1992.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets V.) - 1991.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Noskovich N.) - 1962.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Cherkasov S.) - 1978.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevareva T.) - 1979.pdf
A man, a bear and a fox. Russian folk tale - 1916.pdf
Man and bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuryakov V.) - 1995.pdf
Bulk apple. Russian folk tales (ill. A. Eliseev) - 1991.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue III - 1860.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue IV - 1860.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue V - 1861.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue VI - 1861.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue VII - 1863.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issues I and II - 1863.pdf
Russian folk tales from the collection of A. N. Afanasyev - 2012.pdf
Nikita Kozhemyaka. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets, V.) - 1980.pdf
Nikita Kozhemyaka. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets V.) - 1980.pdf
No windows, no doors. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Kayukov) - 1989.pdf
New collection Russian folk tales (compiled by Opochinin) - 1913.pdf
Hunter of fairy tales. Russian fairy tales (Book by book) (ill. Milashevsky V.) -

1950.pdf
Feather of Finist Yasna-Falcon. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Rooster and bean. Russian folk tale -1968.pdf
Rooster and dog. Russian folk tale (ill. Khokhlov) - 1983.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1990.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1976.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E. M.) - 1954.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill.

Rachev) - 1980.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tale - 1990.pdf
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tales (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1950.pdf
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian folk tale (ill. Bulatov E. and others) -

1988.pdf
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Burakova

T.) - 1977.pdf
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Khokhlov

I.) - 1982.pdf

Milashevsky) - 1986.pdf
Ride the peas. Russian folk tales (ill. Simanchuk) - 2002.pdf
The yard is full. Russian folk song (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1973.pdf
By pike command. Russian folk tale (arr. Shustova I.) - 1996.pdf
By pike command. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatulaevs) - 2003.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin) - 1974.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1950.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1972.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Monin E.) - 1993 .pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tales (ill. Korostyshevsky L.) - 1958.pdf

1973.pdf
Picky. Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Konashevich V.) -

1977.pdf
Gingerbread house. Russian folk tales (ill. Bordyug. S) - 1998.pdf
Bird tongue. Russian folk tale (ill. Popov I.) - 1990.pdf
Bubble, straw and bast shoe. Russian folk tale (ill. Mishchenko V.) - 1977.pdf
Puff. Russian folk tale (ill. Zhigarev V.) - 2003.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Britvin V.) - 1982.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Zuikova T.) - 1979.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (ill. Antipova S.) - 1988.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (ill. Zverev M.) - 1958.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (ill. V. Rezchikov) - 1973.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale (illustration V Losin) - 1979.pdf
Turnip. Russian folk tale - 2003.pdf
Russian fairy tale. Selected masters. Volume 1 - 1932.pdf
Russian fairy tale. Selected masters. Volume 2 - 1932.pdf
Russian fairy tales (ill. Lebedev A.) - 2011.pdf
Russian children's fairy tales (From the collection of A.N. Afanasyev) (ill. Nepomnyashchiy L.) -

1987.pdf
Russian folk tales (Magic book) - 2008.pdf
Russian folk tales (in verses by M. V. Kotelnikov) - 1880.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Bilibin I.) - 2009.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Zvorykin B.) - 2008.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1971.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Laptev A.) - 1945.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Motorin M. and others) -1978.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Polenova E.) - 2007.pdf
Russian folk tales (ill. Fateev Yu.) - 1989.pdf
Russian folk tales retold by Russian writers (ill. Bordyug, ...) -

2006.pdf
Russian folk tales. Album (ill. Kochergin N. and others) - 1963.pdf
Russian folk tales. Issues I-II (ed. Afanasyev A.) - 1863.pdf
Russian folk tales. Postcards (ill. Kochergin N.).pdf
Russian folk tales. Volume one (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1940.pdf
Russian folk tales Issue 2 (Series Tales) (Ill. I. Verpovsky, O. Zhidkov,

N. Kozlov, M. Kolesnikova) - 2001.pdf
Russian fairy tales (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1974.pdf
Russian fairy tales (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1991.pdf
Russian tales. Volume one (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1940.pdf
Russian fairy tales about animals (ill. E. Rachev) - 1991.pdf
Russian fairy tales about animals (ill. Charushin E.) - 1948.pdf
Russian fairy tales about animals (ill. Charushin E.) - 1951.pdf
Rybakov A. - Chicken Ryaba. Russian folk tale (ill. Losin V.) - 1990.pdf
Silver saucer and pouring apple. Russian folk tales (illustrated by O. Kondakov)

1990.pdf
Sister Alyonushka. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Kuznetsov, ...) -

1988.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Bagin P.) -

1989.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Noskovich N.) -

1973.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Pisarevsky M.)

1976.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Tokmakov L.) -

1983.pdf

Bilibin I.) - 1901.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. White Duck. Russian folk tales (ill.

Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatulaevs I.

and R.) - 2004.pdf
Sivka-burka. Russian folk tale (ill. Azemsha A.) -1988.pdf
Sivka-burka. Russian folk tale (ill. Kokovkin A.) -1986.pdf
Sivka-burka. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1956.pdf
Sivka-Burka. Russian folk tale - 1973.pdf
Sivka-Burka. Russian folktale. Postcards (ill. Kochergin N.).pdf

Bilibin I.) - 1903.pdf
The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. Russian folk tale (ill.

Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
A fairy tale about rejuvenating apples and living water. Russian folk tale (ill. Borisov

A.) - 1985.pdf

Kokovkin A.) - 1989.pdf
The Tale of the Frog Prince. Russian folk tale (ill. Westfalen J.) - 1914.pdf
Fairy tales. Russian folk tales (ill. Bryukhanov D.) - 1976.pdf
Fairy tales. Russian folk tales (Ill. F. Lemkul) - 1972.pdf
Tales about Baba Yaga (ill. Verpovsky I. and others) - 2005.pdf
Tales about the fox and the bear (ill. Verpovsky I., Yakovlev P.) - 2006.pdf
Fairy tales of Russian writers (ill. Dekhterev B.) - 1991.pdf
Fairy tales of Russian writers of the 18th-19th centuries. - 2010.pdf
Fairy tales of the Russian people - 1992.pdf
Fairy tales with illustrations by Ivan Bilibin (My first book) - 2012.pdf
Resin goby. Russian folk tale (ill. Ioffe E.) - 1990.pdf
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Babak) - 1980.pdf
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Eremina T.) - 1975.pdf
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Eremina T.) - 1984.pdf
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Pakhomov) - 1968.pdf
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Petrov-Vodkin K.) - 1923.pdf
Dog, cat, cat and chicken. Russian folk song (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) -

1977.pdf
Dog and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Karpenko M.) - 1985.pdf
A collection of native fairy tales. Volume 1 (ill. Yaguzhinsky S.) - 1917.pdf
Sun, Moon and Raven Voronovich. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) -

1977.pdf
White-sided magpie. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1964.pdf
Magpie-White-sided. Russian folk poems (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1957.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Malashenkova E.) - 1985.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Bobrov B.) - 1948.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1983.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1973.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Trzhemetsky B.) - 2006.pdf
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Charushin E.) - 1974.pdf
Three tales. Russian folk tales (ill. Mayofis M.) - 1988.pdf
Three kingdoms - copper, silver and gold. Russian folk tale (ill.

Gorborukov A.) - 1989.pdf
Smart granddaughter. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Danilov Yu.) - 1980.pdf
Fear has big eyes. Russian folk tale (ill. Elisev A.) - 1975.pdf
Finist is a clear falcon. Russian folk tale (ill. Kovalek S.) - 1977.pdf
Finist is a clear falcon. Russian folk tale (ill. Kovalek S.) - 1987.pdf
Khavroshechka. Russian folk tales (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1984.pdf
Tails. Russian folk tale (ill. Aseev A.) - 1980.pdf
Tricky science. Russian folk tale (ill. Gorbarukov) - 1990.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1901.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1992.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Vinogradova L.) - 1987.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Korovin Yu.) - 1975.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Jacobson) - 1965.pdf
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (art. Kulkov) - 1983.pdf
Tsar-Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Vladychenko E.) - 1989.pdf
Wonderful pipe. Russian folk tales (ill. Shurlapova E.) - 2002.pdf
Wonderful little shoes. Collection of funny Russian fairy tales (ill. A. Eliseev) - 1989.pdf
Wonderful box. Russian folk songs, fairy tales... (ill. Korchemkin) - 1988.pdf
Miracle Yudo. Russian folk tale (ill. Tkachuk) - 2003.pdf
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Russian folk tales by A.N. Afanasyev in three volumes
Russian folk tales in 5 volumes
3 bears. Russian folk tale.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevarev).djvu
Alyonushka and the fox. Russian folk tale (designed by Didkovskaya).djvu
Baba Yaga. Russian folk tale - 1915.djvu
Grandmother, granddaughter and chicken. Russian folk tale (ill. Bisti) - 1980.djvu
White duck. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevareva T) - 1991.djvu
Bean seed. Russian folk tale (ill. Gusev V.) - 1972.djvu
Brother and sister. Fairy tale- 1912.djvu
Brother and sister. Russian folk tale - 1915.djvu
Goby - black flank, white hooves. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsova E.) -

1979.djvu
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Petrov M.) - 1993.djvu
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale.djvu
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1985.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Belova L.) - 1980.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Konashevich V.) - 1984.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1969.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1977.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Savchenko T.) - 1976.djvu
Wooden eagle (ill. Narbut G.) .djvu
Dobrynya and the Serpent. Russian folk tale (ill. Arkhipova I.) - 1987.djvu
Seven-year-old daughter. Russian folk tales (15 sisters) (ill. Zebrova T) - 1983.djvu
Friendship of animals. Russian folk tales (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1989.djv
Elena the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Lebedev) - 1989.djvu
Elena the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Salin M.) -1991.djvu
Firebird. Russian folk tale (film strip) (ill. Bagin P.) - 1981.djvu
The Firebird and Princess Vasilisa. Russian folk tale (ill. Gonchar R.) - 2000.djvu
Once upon a time there was a dog. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Zhikharka. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1979.djvu
The cockerel crowed. Russians folk nursery rhymes, songs, fairy tales (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1978.djvu
Zayushkina's hut. Russian folk tale (illustrated by V. Aleksandrov) - 1980.djvu
Boasting hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Vakhtin V.) - 2007.djvu
Boasting hare. Russian folk tale (illustrated by N. Zhigulina) - 2007.djvu
Winter quarters. Russian folk tale (designed by Didkovskaya).djvu
The Golden Book of Russian Fairy Tales (ed. Lashchevskaya) - 2005.djvu
Golden sickles. Russian folk tales (Book by book) (ill. Vladimirskaya A.) -

1988.djvu
Ivan is a cow's son. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1946.djvu
Ivan - peasant son and Miracle Yudo. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1963.djvu
Ivan Tsarevich and Gray Ox. Russian folk tale (ill. Bagin P.) - 1978.djvu
Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1946.djvu
Like a chicken baked bread. Russian folk tale (ill. Bulatov E. and others) -

1987.djvu
How the fox judged the wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
How the fox learned to fly. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1974.djvu
How the fox learned to fly. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1976.djvu
Book of fairy tales to read in kindergarten(ill. Savchenko A.) - 2000.djvu
Goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Ominina E.) - 1991.djvu
Little goats and a wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Repkin P.) - 1990.djvu
Wheel.Russian folk satirical and funny tales (ill. Krylov A.) -

1967.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Lyubarsky V.) - 1990.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E. M.) - 1987.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tale (ill. Trzhemetsky B.) - 1998.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) - 1970.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) - 1987.djvu
Kolobok. Russian folk tales (ill. Chuprygin B.) - 1970.djvu
Cat, fox, rooster. Russian folk tale.djvu
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale.djvu
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya E.) - 1996.djv
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1948.djvu
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Menshikov V.) - 1991.djvu
Cat and dog. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Kochetok and chicken. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Demykin A.) -

1982.djvu
Cat house. Russian folk tale - 2007.djvu
Crooked duck. Russian folk tale (ill. Vladimirskaya A.) - 1985.djvu
Crooked duck. Russian folk tales (ill. Aristakesov S.) - 1958.djvu
Winged, shaggy and oily. Russian folk tale.djvu
Winged, furry and oily. Russian folk tale (ill. Samsonenko S.) -

2001.djvu
Chicken Ryaba. Little goats. Russian folk tales (In Russian and English languages)

(ill. Fadeeva T.) - 2006 .djvu
Ryabka hen. Kolobok Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Muntz N.) -

1974.djvu
Ryabka hen. Russian folk tale.djvu
Chicken Ryaba. Russian folk tale (For little ones) -1983.djvu
Ryabka hen. Russian folk tale (ill. Kotlyar T.) - 1983.djvu
Ryabka hen. Russian folk tale - 2005.djv
An owl flew - a cheerful head. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) - 1986.djvu
Flying ship. Russian folk tale (ill. Belomlinsky M.) -1987.djvu
Fox and wolf. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) - 1973.djvu
Fox and wolf. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) - 1980.djvu
Fox and blackbird. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1984.djvu

1985.djvu
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Semenov S.) -

1986.djvu
The Fox and the Hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1982.djvu
Fox and goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Pustovalovs I. and V.) - 2007.djvu
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Foxy judge. Russian folk tale (ill. Solovyov).djvu
Favorite fairy tales for kids. Russian folk tales - 2010.djvu
Light bread. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Matyusha Pepelnaya. Russian folk tale (ill. V. Goldyaev) - 1988.djv
Masha and the Bear. Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) -

1990.djvu
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1978.djvu
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Nepomnyashchy D. and others) - 2000.djv
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1986.djvu
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1990.djvu
Masha and the Bear. Russian folktale. (ill. Ustinov N.) - 1988.djvu
Bear and fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Karlov G.) - 1975.djvu
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets V.) - 1991.djvu
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1956.djvu
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevarev) - 1985.djvu
Morozko. Russian folktale. (ill. Ostashenko S.) - 2005.djvu
Wise old man. Russian folk tale (15 sisters) (ill. Markin V.) - 1976.djvu
Man and bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Man and bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Chizhikov V.) - 1990.djvu
Russian folk tales (ill. Menshikov V.) - 1991.djvu
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue VIII - 1863.djvu
Fables in faces. Russian folk tales, songs, nursery rhymes (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) -

1965.djvu
No goat with nuts. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Migunov E.) -

1973.djvu
Nikita Kozhemyaka. gold fish. Russian folk tales (ill. Lukyanets V.) -

1992.djvu
Island of fairy tales. Fairy tales Soviet writers. Book 1 (Volgograd, 1974).djvu
First fairy tales. Russian folk tales (My first books) - 1984.djvu
Rooster and bean. Russian folk tale -1968.djvu
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tales (Book by book) (ill.

Kuznetsov, ...) - 1986.djvu
Cockerel - golden comb and miracle chalk. Russian folk tale (ill. Markevich

B.) - 1978.djvu
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian fairy tale (ill. Bulatov E. and others) - 1988.djvu
Rogue cat. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Larskaya) - 1984.djvu
Go there, I don’t know where, bring something, I don’t know what. Russian folk tale (ill.

Milashevsky) - 1986.djvu
Go there - I don’t know where, bring that - I don’t know what. Russian folk tale (ill..

Rodionova E.) - 1946.djvu
By magic. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.) - 1977.djvu
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Korostyshevsky L.) - 1958.djvu
About animals. Russian folk tales (ill. Vatagin V.) - 1934.djvu
About lazy and carefree. Russian and Ukrainian fairy tales (ill. Kanevsky V.) - 1986.djvu
Gingerbread house. Russian folk tale (ill. Nikitin G. and others) - 1984.djvu
Gingerbread house. Russian folk tales (ill. Bagin P.) - 1988.djvu
Wheat ear. Russian folk tale (ill. Samsonenko S.) - 2001.djvu
Rainbow. Russian folk tales, songs, nursery rhymes - 1989.djvu
Turnip. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Ostrovskaya K.) - 1984.djvu
Turnip. Russian folk tale (illustrated by S. Antipova) - 1988.djvu
Russian everyday tale(Library of folk poetry) - 1987.djvu
Russian legends and traditions - 2004.djvu
Russian folk tales (ill. Vasiliev Yu.) - 1953.djvu
Russian folk tales (ill. Motorin M. and others) -1978.djvu
Russian folk tales (illustrated by T. Sazanova and others) - 2006.djvu
Russian folk tales. Retelling for children (ill. Arkhangelsky I. and others) -

1988.djvu
Russian folk tales. Volume 1 - 1992.djvu
Russian folk tales. Volume 2 - 1992.djvu
Russian folk tales. Volume 3 - 1992.djvu
Russian folk tales for the little ones (ill. Logutova A.) - 2006.djvu
Russian fairy tales (ill. Bedarev) - 2000.djvu
The best Russian fairy tales - 2004.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) -

1947.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Chebotaryov V.)

1978.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevarev) -

1990.djvu
Sivka-burka. Russian folk tale -1973.djvu
The tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. Russian folktale

(Postcards) (ill. Golts N.) - 1969.djvu
The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich and Gray wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.)

1972.djvu
The tale of the silver saucer and the pouring apple. Russian folk tale (ill.

Kokovkin A.) - 1989.djvu
The Tale of the Frog Prince. Russian folk tale (ill. Westfalen A.) - 1914.djvu
Tales and legends of Pushkin's places (compiled by Chernyshev) - 1950.djvu
Tales of heroes for kids (ill. Sluzhaev, ...) - 2010.djvu
Tales of brave men and daredevils. Russian folk tales (ill. Fonvizin A.) -

1942.djvu
Fairy tales of Russian writers (ill. Azemsha A.) - 1991.djvu
Fairy tales of Russian writers (ill. Belomlinsky, ...).djvu
Fairy tales of Russian writers (ill. Dekhterev B.) - 1991.djvu
Fairy tales of Russian writers (ill. Shlyakhov I.) - 2008.djvu
Fairy tales of Russian writers. (ill. Dekhterev B.) - 1991.djvu
Fairy tales with illustrations by Ivan Bilibin (My first book) - 2012.djvu
Snow Maiden. Russian folk tale (ill. Uspenskaya M.) - 1977.djvu
Suma, give me some sense. Russian folk tales retold by A. Nechaev (ill. Durasov L.) -

1988.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Bulatov M.) - 1983.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Mezheninov M.) - 1980.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1984.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevareva T.) - 1965.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Nikitina T.) -

1988.djvu
Teremok. Russian folktale. (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1982.djvu
Teremok. Russian folk tales (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1983.djvu
Three Bears. Russian folk tale (illustrated by V. Aleksandrov) - 1998.djvu
Three Bears. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Three tales about a fox. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1962.djvu
Smart Dunya. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Komrakov A.) - 1978.djvu
Finist is a clear falcon. Russian folk tale (ill. Kovalev S.) - 1977.djvu
Finist is a clear falcon. Russian folk tale (ill. Presnyakov V.) - 1973.djvu
Folklore of the Tver province, 1919-1926. (collection of Yu.M. Sokolov and M.I. Rozhnova)

(compiled by Sokolov, ...) (edited by Belousov).djvu
Khavroshechka. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1984.djvu
Khavroshechka. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1972.djvu
Princess Frog. Stills from the cartoon (ill. Milchin L.) - 1976.djvu
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1961.djvu
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Kulkov V.) - 1979.djvu
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (ill. Prikhodkin).djvu
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (Postcards) (ill. Milchin L.) - 1976.djvu
Princess Frog. Russian folk tale - 1917.djvu
Wonderful fairy tales for kids. Russian folk tales.djvu
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Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province.fb2
Swan geese. Russian folk tale.fb2
Zelenin - Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province.fb2
Dereza goat. Russian Folk Tale.fb2
Little goats and a wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Repkin P.) - 1990.fb2
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale.fb2
Fox and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E. M.) - 1980.fb2
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale.fb2
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale.fb2
Folk tales - Geese-swans.fb2
Turnip. Russian folk tale.fb2
Russian satirical tale in the records mid-19th- early 20th century.fb2
Russian folk tales (Compiled by V. P. Anikin).fb2
Russian folk tales. Folk tales (Collection).fb2
Russian folk tales processed by A. Tolstoy (Collection).fb2
Little gray goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Tyrsa N.).fb2
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tales (ill. Chebotaryov).fb2
A story about a brave knight, about Prince Bova. Russian folk tales.fb2
Fairy tales of the Russian people - 1992.fb2
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Princess Frog. Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Shurshin G.) - 1978.fb2

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Name: Russian folk tales
Year: 1860-2013
Genre: Fairy tale
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Fairy tales have been known in Rus' since ancient times. IN ancient writing there are plots, motifs and images reminiscent of fairy tales. Telling fairy tales is an old Russian custom. Even in ancient times, the performance of fairy tales was available to everyone: men, women, children, and adults. There were people who cherished and developed their fabulous heritage. They have always been respected by the people.

In Russian fairy tales, magical animals that can talk and help the main character often appear as characters. Sometimes such animals turn out to be bewitched people who need to be freed from the power of evil spells. The following animals are most often present in Russian fairy tales: frogs (Frog Princess), birds (Swan Geese, Firebird), foxes (Lisa Patrikeevna), bears (Mishka Kosolapy), cats (Cat Bayun), wolves (Grey Wolf ), goats (Koza-dereza), horses (Sivka-Burka).
Often the characters become demonic creatures (Baba Yaga, Koschey the Immortal, Miracle Yudo, Zmey Gorynych).
People are represented either by male (Ivan the Fool, Ivan Tsarevich, Emelya, Soldier) or female (Marya the Artisan, Vasilisa the Wise, Elena the Beautiful, Vasilisa the Beautiful) characters.
Also, animated artifacts can become characters (Tereshechka, Clay Guy, Kolobok)
Russian folk tale is a treasure of folk wisdom. It is distinguished by the depth of ideas, richness of content, poetic language and high educational orientation (“a fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it”). The Russian fairy tale is one of the most popular and beloved genres of folklore, because it not only has an entertaining plot, not only amazing characters, but because in the fairy tale there is a feeling of true poetry, which opens to the reader the world of human feelings and relationships, affirms kindness and justice , and also introduces to Russian culture, to the wise folk experience, to the native language.

List of books by format:

Russian folk tales by A.N. Afanasyev in five volumes
The Scarlet Flower. Russian folk tale (ill. Troshchenkova L.) - 1993.pdf
The Scarlet Flower. Russian folk tale (Reading to children) - 2010.pdf
Baba Yaga. Russian folk tale (ill. Tkachuk A.) - 2007.pdf
Grandmother, granddaughter and chicken. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Bisti

Nesterova M.) - 1992.pdf
Black barrel goby. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1981.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1902.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1958.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Ordynskaya M.) - 1983.pdf
Vasilisa the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1961.pdf
Visiting a fairy tale. Russian folk tales (ill. Gntmanets M.) - 1988.pdf
Great Russian fairy tales (Collection edited by Ivan Khudyakov) - 1860.pdf
Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province. (ill. Dmitrieva O.) - 1991.pdf
In some kingdom. Russian folk tales (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1982.pdf
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1984.pdf
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Skobelev M.) - 1989.pdf
The wolf and the seven Young goats. Russian folk tale adapted by A. Tolstoy - 2000.pdf
Magic book. Russian folk tales -2008.pdf
Where have you been, little bunny? Folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1986.pdf
Grief. Russian folk tale (ill. Lissner).pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov and others) - 1942.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Ershova K.) - 1977.pdf
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Savchenko A.) - 1989.pdf
Geese-swans. Russian folk tales (ill. Kuznetsov K. and others) - 1986.pdf
Geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Evenbach E.) - 1970.pdf
Twelve brothers. Russian folk riddles (For little ones) (ill. Yusupova A.) -

1979.pdf
Far away. Three Russian fairy tales (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1970.pdf
Zayushkina's hut. Russian folk tale (ill. Gudachenko M.) - 1975.pdf
Zayushkina's hut. Russian folk tale (ill. Potemkin A.) - 2005.pdf
Boasting hare. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1989.pdf
Boastful hare. Russian folk tale (For little ones) -1981.pdf
Hare hut. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Charushin E.) -

1975.pdf
Animals in a cart. Russian folk tale (ill. Mikhailenko L.) - 1995.pdf
Winter quarters. Russian folk tale (ill. Azemsha A.) - 1985.pdf
Winter quarters of animals. Russian folk tale (For little ones) - 1938.pdf
Winter quarters of animals. Russian folk tales (Book by book) - 1985.pdf
The Golden Book of Russian Fairy Tales (ed. Lashchevskaya) - 2005.pdf

1980.pdf
How the old man ran the house. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Shakhov) -

1982.pdf
Kochetok and chicken. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Ustinova Yu.) -

1985.pdf
Winged, furry and oily. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1984.pdf
Who, who lives in a mitten. Russian and Ukrainian folk tales (ill. Rachev E.) -

1992.pdf
Who is the strongest? Russian folk tale (illustration of the Pustovalovs) - 2012.pdf
Chicken Ryaba. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Uspenskaya M.) -

1980.pdf
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Simeonova S.) -

1992.pdf
Lisa Patrikeevna. Russian folk tale (comp. Mozharovsky A.) - 1904.pdf
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kuznetsov

1938.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Vakhtin V.) - 2007.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1987.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1991.pdf
Fox with a rolling pin. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatullaeva I.) - 2004.pdf
The best fairy tales for kids. Russian folk tales.pdf
Frog traveler. Folk tale (ill. Ismatullaevs M. and R.).pdf
Tom Thumb. Russian folk tales (illustrated by Yu. and E. Vasnetsov) - 1978.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1903.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Marya Morevna. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevereva T.) - 1990.pdf

1978.pdf
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1991.pdf
Mena. Russian folk tale (ill. Pertsov V.) - 1992.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets V.) - 1991.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Noskovich N.) - 1962.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Cherkasov S.) - 1978.pdf
Morozko. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevareva T.) - 1979.pdf
A man, a bear and a fox. Russian folk tale - 1916.pdf
Man and bear. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuryakov V.) - 1995.pdf
Bulk apple. Russian folk tales (ill. A. Eliseev) - 1991.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue III - 1860.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue IV - 1860.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue V - 1861.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue VI - 1861.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issue VII - 1863.pdf
Russian folk tales by A. N. Afanasyev. Issues I and II - 1863.pdf
Russian folk tales from the collection of A. N. Afanasyev - 2012.pdf
Nikita Kozhemyaka. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets, V.) - 1980.pdf
Nikita Kozhemyaka. Russian folk tale (ill. Lukyanets V.) - 1980.pdf
No windows, no doors. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Kayukov) - 1989.pdf
New collection of Russian folk tales (compiled by Opochinin) - 1913.pdf
Hunter of fairy tales. Russian fairy tales (Book by book) (ill. Milashevsky V.) -

1988.pdf
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Burakova

T.) - 1977.pdf
Cockerel and bean seed. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Khokhlov

I.) - 1982.pdf

Milashevsky) - 1986.pdf
Ride the peas. Russian folk tales (ill. Simanchuk) - 2002.pdf
The yard is full. Russian folk song (ill. Vasnetsov Yu.) - 1973.pdf
By magic. Russian folk tale (arr. Shustova I.) - 1996.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatulaevs) - 2003.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin) - 1974.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1950.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Mavrina T.) - 1972.pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Monin E.) - 1993 .pdf
At the pike's command. Russian folk tales (ill. Korostyshevsky L.) - 1958.pdf

1973.pdf
Picky. Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Konashevich V.) -

1990.pdf
Sister Alyonushka. Russian folk tale (We read it ourselves) (ill. Kuznetsov, ...) -

1988.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Bagin P.) -

1989.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Noskovich N.) -

1973.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Pisarevsky M.)

1976.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (Ill. Tokmakov L.) -

1983.pdf

Bilibin I.) - 1901.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. White Duck. Russian folk tales (ill.

Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Ismatulaevs I.

Bilibin I.) - 1903.pdf
The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. Russian folk tale (ill.

Bilibin I.) - 1989.pdf
A fairy tale about rejuvenating apples and living water. Russian folk tale (ill. Borisov

A.) - 1985.pdf

Russian folk tales by A.N. Afanasyev in three volumes
Russian folk tales in 5 volumes
3 bears. Russian folk tale.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevarev).djvu
Alyonushka and the fox. Russian folk tale (designed by Didkovskaya).djvu
Baba Yaga. Russian folk tale - 1915.djvu
Grandmother, granddaughter and chicken. Russian folk tale (ill. Bisti) - 1980.djvu
White duck. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevareva T) - 1991.djvu
Bean seed. Russian folk tale (ill. Gusev V.) - 1972.djvu
Brother and sister. Magic Tale - 1912.djvu
Brother and sister. Russian folk tale - 1915.djvu
Goby - black flank, white hooves. Russian folk tale (ill. Vasnetsova E.) -

1979.djvu
Vasilisa the Beautiful. Russian folk tale (ill. Petrov M.) - 1993.djvu
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale.djvu
Wolf and kids. Russian folk tale (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1985.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Belova L.) - 1980.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Konashevich V.) - 1984.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1969.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov I.) - 1977.djvu
Swan geese. Russian folk tale (ill. Savchenko T.) - 1976.djvu
Wooden eagle (ill. Narbut G.) .djvu
Dobrynya and the Serpent. Russian folk tale (ill. Arkhipova I.) - 1987.djvu
Seven-year-old daughter. Russian folk tales (15 sisters) (ill. Zebrova T) - 1983.djvu
Friendship of animals. Russian folk tales (ill. Yu. Vasnetsov) - 1989.djv
Elena the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Lebedev) - 1989.djvu
Elena the Wise. Russian folk tale (ill. Salin M.) -1991.djvu
Firebird. Russian folk tale (film strip) (ill. Bagin P.) - 1981.djvu
The Firebird and Princess Vasilisa. Russian folk tale (ill. Gonchar R.) - 2000.djvu
Once upon a time there was a dog. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
Zhikharka. Russian folk tale (ill. Eliseev A.) - 1979.djvu
The cockerel crowed. Russian folk nursery rhymes, songs, fairy tales (ill. Eliseev A.) -

1988.djvu
Ivan is a cow's son. Russian folk tale (ill. Kuznetsov K.) - 1946.djvu
Ivan is a peasant son and Miracle Yudo. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1987.djvu
How the fox judged the wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Didkovskaya).djvu
How the fox learned to fly. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1974.djvu
How the fox learned to fly. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E.) - 1976.djvu
A book of fairy tales for reading in kindergarten (ill. Savchenko A.) - 2000.djvu
Goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Ominina E.) - 1991.djvu
Little goats and a wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Repkin P.) - 1990.djvu
Wheel.Russian folk satirical and funny tales (ill. Krylov A.) -

2001.djvu
Chicken Ryaba. Little goats. Russian folk tales (In Russian and English)

(ill. Fadeeva T.) - 2006 .djvu
Ryabka hen. Kolobok Russian folk tale (My first books) (ill. Muntz N.) -

1985.djvu
Fox and crane. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Semenov S.) -

1990.djvu
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Kochergin N.) -

1965.djvu
No goat with nuts. Russian folk tales (We read it ourselves) (ill. Migunov E.) -

1973.djvu
Nikita Kozhemyaka. Gold fish. Russian folk tales (ill. Lukyanets V.) -

1992.djvu
Island of fairy tales. Fairy tales of Soviet writers. Book 1 (Volgograd, 1974).djvu
First fairy tales. Russian folk tales (My first books) - 1984.djvu
Rooster and bean. Russian folk tale -1968.djvu
The cockerel is a golden comb. Russian folk tales (Book by book) (ill.

Kuznetsov, ...) - 1986.djvu
Cockerel - golden comb and miracle chalk. Russian folk tale (ill. Markevich

Milashevsky) - 1986.djvu
Go there - I don’t know where, bring that - I don’t know what. Russian folk tale (ill..

Rodionova E.) - 1946.djvu
By magic. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.) - 1977.djvu
At the pike's command. Russian folk tale (ill. Korostyshevsky L.) - 1958.djvu
About animals. Russian folk tales (ill. Vatagin V.) - 1934.djvu
About lazy and carefree. Russian and Ukrainian fairy tales (ill. Kanevsky V.) - 1986.djvu
Gingerbread house. Russian folk tale (ill. Nikitin G. and others) - 1984.djvu
Gingerbread house. Russian folk tales (ill. Bagin P.) - 1988.djvu
Wheat ear. Russian folk tale (ill. Samsonenko S.) - 2001.djvu
Rainbow. Russian folk tales, songs, nursery rhymes - 1989.djvu
Turnip. Russian folk tale (For little ones) (ill. Ostrovskaya K.) - 1984.djvu
Turnip. Russian folk tale (illustrated by S. Antipova) - 1988.djvu
Russian everyday fairy tale (Library of folk poetry) - 1987.djvu
Russian legends and traditions - 2004.djvu
Russian folk tales (ill. Vasiliev Yu.) - 1953.djvu
Russian folk tales (ill. Motorin M. and others) -1978.djvu
Russian folk tales (illustrated by T. Sazanova and others) - 2006.djvu
Russian folk tales. Retelling for children (ill. Arkhangelsky I. and others) -

1947.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Chebotaryov V.)

1978.djvu
Sister Alyonushka and brother Ivanushka. Russian folk tale (ill. Shevarev) -

1990.djvu
Sivka-burka. Russian folk tale -1973.djvu
The tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf. Russian folktale

(Postcards) (ill. Golts N.) - 1969.djvu
The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Kochergin N.)

1972.djvu
The tale of the silver saucer and the pouring apple. Russian folk tale (ill.

Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province.fb2
Swan geese. Russian folk tale.fb2
Zelenin - Great Russian fairy tales of the Perm province.fb2
Dereza goat. Russian Folk Tale.fb2
Little goats and a wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Repkin P.) - 1990.fb2
Cat and fox. Russian folk tale.fb2
Fox and wolf. Russian folk tale (ill. Rachev E. M.) - 1980.fb2
Fox-sister and wolf. Russian folk tale.fb2
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale.fb2
Folk tales - Geese-swans.fb2
Turnip. Russian folk tale.fb2
Russian satirical fairy tale in records from the mid-19th - early 20th centuries.fb2
Russian folk tales (Compiled by V. P. Anikin).fb2
Russian folk tales. Folk tales (Collection).fb2
Russian folk tales processed by A. Tolstoy (Collection).fb2
Little gray goat. Russian folk tale (ill. Tyrsa N.).fb2
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Trade people surrounded me and began to take travel money from me. The more I give, the more they want.

Ivan, the merchant’s son, attacked Zmey Gorynych, defeated him and was about to pin his head on an oak stump, but Zmey Gorynych began to tearfully plead and ask:

Don’t beat me to death, take me into your service; I will be your faithful servant!

Ivan the merchant's son took pity on him, took him with him, brought him to Elena the Beautiful and a little later married her, and made Zmey Gorynych a cook.

Once the merchant's son went hunting, and the Serpent Gorynych seduced Elena the Beautiful and ordered her to find out why Ivan, the merchant's son, is so wise and strong?

The serpent Gorynych brewed a strong potion, and Elena the Beautiful gave her husband that potion to drink and began to ask:

Tell me, Ivan the merchant’s son, where is your wisdom?

In the kitchen, in a broom.

Elena the Beautiful took this broom and decorated it different colors and put it in a visible place. Ivan the merchant's son returned from hunting, saw a broom and asked:

Why did you decorate this broom?

And then, says Elena the Beautiful, that your wisdom and strength are hidden in it.

Oh, how stupid you are! Can my strength and wisdom be in a broom?

Elena the Beautiful again gave him a strong potion and asked:

Tell me, darling, where is your wisdom?

The bull has horns.

She ordered the bull's horns to be gilded.

The next day, Ivan the merchant’s son returned from hunting, saw the bull and asked:

What does it mean? Why are the horns gilded?

And then,” answers Elena the Beautiful, “that your strength and wisdom are hidden here.”

Oh, how stupid you are! How can my strength and wisdom be in the horns?

Elena the Beautiful gave her husband a strong potion to drink and again began to ask him:

Tell me, darling, where is your wisdom, where is your strength?

Ivan is a merchant’s son and told her a secret.

My strength and wisdom are in this shirt.

After that I fell asleep.

Elena the Beautiful took off his shirt, chopped him into small pieces and ordered him to be thrown into an open field, and she herself began to live with the Serpent Gorynych.

For three days the body of Ivan lay scattered across an open field; the crows have already flocked to peck him...

About Vaska - Muska In a certain kingdom, a certain state, namely the one in which we live, there lived and was until now a landowner. The landowner had a cat, his name was Vaska - Muska.

The landowner loved Vaska - Muska, and the cat did his cat job well - he caught rats and mice in the grain storehouses. When the owner was walking, Vaska-Muska could carry a gift weighing up to a pound from the shop home in his mouth, and the landowner loved him dearly for this - he kept the cat Vaska-Muska for twenty years.

Finally, Vaska - Muska became old, his mustache fell out, his eyes became thin, his strength became weak, he could not catch rats or crush mice. The landowner got tired of Vaska-Muska, the landowner grabbed him by the scruff of the neck, threw him out into the backyard and kicked him.

Vaska and Muska ran and cried, began to think about how to live until death, then came up with the idea:

Come on, if I die at the storehouse, the rats and mice will come and drink, and they’ll see me too.

Vaska and Muska died.

They saw rats and mice, were glad that Vaska-Muska was dead, the mice began to whistle, the rats shouted:

Our enemy is dead!

All the rats and mice came running to Vaska-Muska and decided that they should bury Vaska-Muska so that he would not come to life. There were about ten thousand of them. They pulled the firewood in a gang, rolled Vaska-Muska onto the firewood, and he lay there, not moving. They tied about seven ropes, stood on their paws, took the ropes over their shoulders, and about two hundred mice and rats were behind them with shovels and picks. Everyone goes and whistles and rejoices. They pulled Vaska - Muska to a sandy place, onto a dry boletus and began to dig a hole with all their might.

And Vaska - Muska lies and looks a little: they dug a very deep hole, about three meters.

The Kopari climbed out of the hole. Now we need to push Vaska - Muska into the hole. They grabbed him - some by the neck, some by the tail.

When Vaska moved here, the mice went away. As Vaska jumped up - Muska, come on - let’s catch them and put them in this hole. They run around in the sand, but there is nowhere for mice or rats to hide. Vaska filled the hole full with them. He also got music and a hundred and a half shovels.

The cat began to live richly. He sells shovels, buys fish for himself, plays music, and gets mice out of pits.

He lives neither in a fairy tale nor in writing, better than the landowner, and Vaska-Muska has become his own master.