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I love reading fairy tales. Kind, funny and instructive, they become our friends and advisers for many years in various difficult situations. Fairy tale characters with their actions help us learn to distinguish good from evil, truth from lies, to become honest, courageous, fair.

My favorite fairy tale "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs", written by A. S. Pushkin, takes us to the time of kings and queens, heroes and magic mirrors. However, even here, within the walls of a rich palace, envy and jealousy, malice and hypocrisy live. A lot of grief and trouble happened to the young beautiful princess, left without a mother. However, the purity of the soul, tolerance, fidelity to the given word and feeling, kindness and hard work helped her overcome all the intrigues of the evil and insidious stepmother and wait for her happiness. This fairy tale teaches us that miracles in the world happen not only thanks to magic and sorcery. A person can make the best, most interesting and most truthful fairy tale a reality only on his own, because a kind heart and faith in the best are the most powerful wizards.

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I love reading Russian folk tales. Most of all I like fairy tales, because they have something unusual and exciting, interesting. It's like I'm temporarily transported to a land of magic. Fairy tales are different: kind, funny and instructive; for many years they become our friends and advisers in various difficult situations. Recently we got acquainted with the work of A.S. Pushkin and read a fairy tale called "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish", I want to talk about it.

The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish made an indelible impression on me. It tells how a poor old man caught a goldfish. She was magical and could fulfill any desire. The old man had a very angry and greedy old woman. He submitted to her will, went to the sea and asked the fish to fulfill all her desires. The old woman was dissatisfied with everything, scolded, called the old man names. He did not respect her, no matter how high she ascended. Only the fish did not want to serve the old woman and returned her dugout and the broken trough.

This fairy tale taught me to be a generous person, never be stingy and know everything in moderation.

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All children love fairy tales! I love them too! Because, firstly, in fairy tales, good always wins and justice triumphs! And, secondly, in fairy tales you can meet amazing fairy-tale characters, with miracles and magic!

When I was little, my mother, father or grandmother read and told me fairy tales. Fairy tales teach children that good will always be rewarded, and evil is punished, the brave and honest will win, the patient will wait, the truth will triumph. This is best expressed in folk tales. Lived feelings together with fairy-tale characters make us kinder and more merciful, bolder and stronger. Fairy tales help us cope with fear, overcome our weaknesses and believe in our own strengths.

My dad says that a person can make the best, most interesting and most true fairy tale a reality only on his own, because a good heart and faith in the best are the most powerful magicians. Of course, I agree with him and I think that I still have a long way to go.

Having learned to read, I read many different fairy tales: Russian folk tales, Kazakh folk tales, fairy tales of the peoples of the world, Bazhov's fairy tales, Andersen's fairy tales, Grimm's fairy tales, Charles Perrault's fairy tales. But the tales of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin are especially dear and close to my heart. Reading Pushkin's fairy tales, you are immersed in an amazing and magical world! And your favorite poet-storyteller brings you into this world. It's great when there are adults who understand children and can compose such wonderful fairy tales! Life without fairy tales would be very boring. Unfortunately, many adults forget that they, too, were once children. Based on poems and fairy tales by A.S. Pushkin can be seen that he was a very cheerful and cheerful person. When I found out how his childhood went, I understood why he became everyone's favorite poet.

The upbringing of Alexander Sergeevich was carried out by grandmother Maria Alekseevna Gannibal and nanny Arina Rodionovna. Grandmother taught the poet to read and write in Russian, and Arina Rodionovna told little Sasha stories. She was a peasant serf, a person from the poor and long-suffering Russian people. Pushkin loved her very much and dedicated several poems to her, filled with love and gratitude for this simple Russian woman. Russian folk tales, epics, legends, heard from the lips of the nanny Arina Rodionovna, revealed to the future poet the beauty and grandeur of the Russian language and awakened in him love for the Russian people.

In my opinion, the main secret of Pushkin's skill as a storyteller is the special melodious and melodic poetic language of the poet. It even seems to me that my favorite learned cat is actually Alexander Sergeevich himself, who, when with his soft and fluffy paws, “goes to the right, starts the song,” and when he “goes to the left, he tells a fairy tale.” The learned cat drawlingly “purrs” many fairy tales in which miracles and magic take place. In these tales “on unknown paths” one can see “traces of unseen animals”, a hut on chicken legs; to meet heroes from Russian folk tales familiar to us from childhood - the goblin, the mermaid, thirty beautiful knights, the uncle of the sea, the prince, the king, the sorcerer, the hero, the brown wolf, the princess, Baba Yaga, Kashchei! Pushkin himself wrote that in these fabulous places lives "the Russian spirit ..." and "there smells of Russia!".

My favorite tales of Pushkin are Ruslan and Lyudmila, The Golden Cockerel, The Tale of Tsar Saltan, The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish, The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda, The Tale of the Dead Princess. Particularly captivating is "The Tale of Tsar Saltan, of his glorious and mighty son Prince Gvidon Saltanovich and the beautiful Swan Princess." It seems to me that this is the most wonderful fairy tale. In this tale, the most generous, the most mysteriously beautiful of all fairy-tale sorceresses is the Swan Princess. What miracles do not happen at the behest of the princess! This is a miracle island, an amazing squirrel, the exit of the naval army from the foamy wave and, of course, the main miracle - the transformation of the Swan bird into a princess, Prince Guidon into a mosquito, a bumblebee and a fly. And what a beauty she is - “the moon shines under the scythe, and the star burns in the forehead.” In this tale, love and kindness win.

Pushkin gave the world many instructive works. I also learn from the examples of fairy-tale heroes A.S. Pushkin. Tales of A.S. Pushkin is taught such qualities as: trust, kindness, generosity, courage. So, for example, in "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs" we find ourselves in the world of kings and queens, heroes and magic mirrors. But even here, within the walls of a rich palace, envy and jealousy, malice and hypocrisy live. A lot of grief and trouble happened to the young beautiful princess, left without a mother. But purity of soul, tolerance, fidelity to a given word and feeling, kindness and diligence helped her overcome all the machinations of an evil and insidious stepmother and wait for her happiness. This fairy tale teaches us that miracles in the world happen not only thanks to magic and sorcery.

But in the "Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish" the character of a greedy person is clearly visible. In our life, there are also greedy people who always want something more than they have or can have, do not know the measure and limit of their capabilities. Alexander Sergeevich showed that people punish themselves for greed and ignorance of this line. On the one hand, the old woman can be understood. The poor woman, she was tired of living in poverty, and then the opportunity arose to live well. She completely lost her head from the opportunities and wealth that she had. In this tale, the old woman is considered the personification of evil and greed. Good teaches and punishes evil. Good does not destroy evil, but teaches - the fish laughed at the old woman. A.S. Pushkin wanted to show that people have not yet understood that happiness is not in wealth. How ridiculous people look in pursuit of wealth. The fish in this tale acts as goodness, it personifies goodness. The fish was ready to fulfill any wishes of the old woman, but did not want to serve as a weapon with which the old woman wanted to achieve greatness.

Why does everyone love poetry and fairy tales of Alexander Sergeevich so much?! Yes, because they are written in a simple and understandable language. His poems are very easy to remember. You can read or hear his poem or fairy tale once, and much is remembered verbatim. And his fairy tales are very kind, and even negative characters do not seem like scary monsters. In the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin, it is shown how an honest and kind person can overcome all trials and difficulties and in the end become a happy winner. Pushkin's fairy tales make you want to read or listen again and again ...

In the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin you feel all the beauty and richness of the Russian language and Russian culture.

I love fairy tales very much. They take me to the world of magic and adventure, fairies and glorious princesses. I think I like all of them but my favorite one is “Cinderella”. This beautiful story was written by Charles Perrault in 1697. When I was a baby my parents often read it to me before going to bed. Now I can read it myself and there are also cartoons and movies named “Cinderella”.

Once upon a time there was a sweet little girl whose name was Cinderella. She had a very kind and gentle heart. Her mother died, so she lived with a wicked stepmother and her terrible ugly daughters. Poor girl was very unhappy because they made her work hard all days long.

But one day Cinderella's fairy godmother made her dream come true: she helped the girl to go to a royal ball. Godmother turned a pumpkin into a magical coach, six mice – into six horses and the girl’s old dress – into a fabulous gown. At the ball the Prince fell in love with Cinderella and danced with her all the evening, but the beautiful girl had to leave the ball and come back home before midnight. So she ran down the steps of the palace and lost her tiny shoe. That lucky shoe helped the Prince to find Cinderella in his kingdom.

And, of course, my favorite fairy-tale, like all others, has a happy ending. The Prince married Cinderella and they lived happily ever after... And I think that this wonderful story will live in my heart forever because it reminds me that our dreams always come true.

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I love fairy tales very much. They take me to the world of magic, adventures, fabulous fairies and delightful princesses. I think I like all fairy tales, but Cinderella is my favorite. This beautiful story was written by Charles Perrault in 1697. When I was a small child, my parents often read it to me before bed. Now I can read it myself, and there are still cartoons and movies called Cinderella.

Once upon a time there was a sweet little girl called Cinderella. She had a very kind and gentle heart. Her mother had died, and so she lived with her evil stepmother and her horrible ugly daughters. The poor girl was very unhappy because they made her work hard all day long.

But one day, Cinderella's fairy godmother fulfilled her dream: she helped the girl get to the royal was. The godmother turned a pumpkin into a magical carriage, six mice into six horses, and the girl's old dress into a wonderful dress. At the ball, the prince fell in love with Cinderella and danced with her all evening, but the beautiful girl had to leave the ball and come home before midnight. So, she ran down the steps of the palace and lost her tiny shoe. This lucky shoe helped the prince find Cinderella in his kingdom.

And, of course, my favorite fairy tale, like all others, has a happy ending. The prince married Cinderella, and they lived together happily ever after... And it seems to me that this beautiful story will live in my heart forever, because it reminds me that our dreams always come true.