Fairy tales, fairy tales... “What a delight these fairy tales are!” “A fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it...” The modern and sometimes quite rigid rhythm of our life, it would seem, leaves absolutely no room for fairy tales. And I really want something unusual. In Anna Byalko’s new book “Tales of the Women’s Forest,” the reader encounters a new, although at the same time well-known, classic genre. A modern fairy tale, an urban fairy tale, a fantasy novella - you can call it whatever you like. The main thing is that in these stories, familiar sketches of everyday life are comfortably placed next to mysterious and magical phenomena. It turns out that if you look closely, you can find a fairy tale... even in your own closet. If you really want it, of course. The author succeeded.

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