The Golden Collection of Tales by A. S. Pushkin

«The Golden Collection of Tales by A. S. Pushkin» — a collection of tales that includes four poetic stories about wonders, trials, and moral choices. The book features well-known works of school classics, united by the magical nature of the plots, vivid images, and the musicality of Pushkin's speech. Here, soft sadness, satirical sharpness, and anxious warnings coexist, so the reading does not boil down to a single mood. Such a publication is suitable for getting acquainted with several important tales at once, which can be conveniently read both separately and in succession.

The collection includes four tales:

• «The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish»;
• «The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda»;
• «The Tale of the Golden Cockerel»;
• «The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes».

These works are united by poetic form and a common magical foundation. In each story, there is a miracle, a trial, and a moral choice, but the intonation shifts from bright sadness to satire and caution.