Hans Fallada (1893–1947) - a German writer with a difficult character and difficult fate, wrote his fairy tales in 1938, during a period of painful choice between the need to emigrate from Nazi Germany and the desire to remain in his native country. It is all the more surprising that his fairy tales, everyday and at the same time magical, leave a bright impression. An unlucky chicken saved the princess; the day when everything happened topsy-turvy turned out to be a dream; the terrible guests the bear and the fox got what they deserved; the hedgehog saved a man from a viper bite and became his faithful friend, but the insidious rat failed to gain the man’s trust - and rightly so! After reading Hans Fallada’s fairy tales, I just want to say: everything will be fine! Contents: Unlucky Chicken The day when everything went topsy-turvy - topsy-turvy Faithful hedgehog Scary guests The rat who decided to reform

Use the arrow to expand or collapse this section Fallada G.F19 Faithful hedgehog: fairy tales / G. Fallada; artist G. Yasinsky; lane with him. L. Tsyvyana. - M.: Publishing house "Melik-Pashayev", 2018. - 112 p.: ill.ISBN 978-5-00041-263-3