Once upon a time, in a far northern country, there lived a girl who had no name. But she understood the language of animals and birds, and therefore it was to her, the woodcutter’s daughter, that a huge polar bear once appeared and asked her to live with him for one year and one day in an enchanted ice castle that stood on an icy rock in the middle of an endless snowy plain. . The girl agreed (although her older brother dissuaded her) and began to live in the luxurious chambers of the ice palace. But, as usually happens in fairy tales, she wanted to know what secret the owner of the castle, the polar bear with whom she became very friendly, was hiding from her. And, as usually happens in fairy tales, with her curiosity she brought terrible trouble upon him. Now, to save her friend, she will have to go on a dangerous journey to the ends of the world to get to the palace that stands east of the sun, west of the moon... If you read the wonderful Norwegian fairy tale “East of the Sun, West of the Moon” and If you want to finally find out HOW EVERYTHING REALLY HAPPENED, then this book is for you! For the first time in Russian!