The collection of works is made up of her most popular works and represents different facets of her work. Entertaining, instructive, touching, witty stories from the lives of fairy-tale princesses, simple woodcutters, knights and queens, fairies and giants, true rulers, as well as ordinary boys and girls, written soulfully and poetically, with gentle humor and a strong belief in the power of goodness and mercy and justice. Farjeon convincingly proves that dreams and reality coincide much more often than we think, once we take an unbiased look at the world around us.

ContentsN. Demurova. “Magic Glasses” Elinor Farjeon (article), pp. 3-11 From the book “The Old Nanny’s Basket” Elinor Farjeon. The Old Nanny (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 14-17 Elinor Farjeon. Bertha Goldenfoot (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 18-25 Elinor Farjeon. The Proud Infanta (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 25-29 Elinor Farjeon. Are people really that stupid? (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 29- 33Elinor Farjon.The Veil of Irazada (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 33-37Elinor Farjon.The Laplander Lipp (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 37-38Elinor Farjon.The Tree on the Roof (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), p. 38-41 Elinor Farjeon. The Chinese Princess (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 42-47 Elinor Farjeon. The Golden Eagle (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 47-52 Elinor Farjeon. Two Brothers (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 53-56 Elinor Farjeon. The Child of the Sea (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 57-63 Elinor Farjeon. Serebryanka (story, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 65-220 From the book “Little Library” Elinor Farjeon. Tsar and bread (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 222-228 Elinor Farjeon. The king's daughter asks for the moon from the sky (fairy tale, translation by N. Demurova), pp. 229-255 Elinor Farjeon. Young Kate (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), p. 255 -258 Elinor Farjon. The Nameless Flower (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 259-261 Elinor Farjon. Goldfish (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 262-258 Elinor Farjon. Spaniel puppy (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. ... . Warshaver), pp. 310-333 Elinor Farjon. Barrel (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 333-336 Elinor Farjon. The Little Dressmaker (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 337-347 Elinor Farjeon. The Seventh Princess (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 348-354 Elinor Farjeon. Abandoned Paradise (fairy tale, translation by N. Demurova), pp. 354-378 Elinor Farjeon. The Donkey from Connemara (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 378-398 Elinor Farjeon. Tims (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 398-402 Elinor Farjeon. Just for a penny (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 402-410 Elinor Farjeon. The Good Farmer (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer) , pp. 410-427 From the collection “The Book of Elinor Farjeon” Elinor Farjeon. Queen Esther (story, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 430-435 Elinor Farjeon. The Secret Path (story, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 435-439 Elinor Farjeon. How Alfred established peace (story, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 439-445 Elinor Farjeon. Rosaura's birthday (story, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 445-457 From the book “Martin Pippin on meadow"Elinor Farjeon. Tom Coble and Una (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 460-490 Elinor Farjeon. Elsie Piddock jumps in her sleep (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshawer), pp. 490-510 Elinor Farjeon. The Giant from Wilmington (fairy tale, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 510-539 Elinor Farjon. The Triangular God (excerpt, translation by O. Warshaver), pp. 539-541 Elinor Farjon. The Wonderful Knight (fairy tale, translation by N. Demurova), pp. 543-575 Elinor Farjon. Mister Marigold (fairy tale , translation by O. Varshaver), pp. 577-596