Fairytale castle fairy tale

Once upon a time, where was it, beyond Kishegy, the sand dune in Ürgemező, or maybe even in the Fairytale Castle? Surely, the story of the inhabitants of the Fairytale Castle is hidden in this volume that you hold in your hands. If you read it, you can find out how Hedgehog Flower got the name of the tiny-footed kitchen fairy. You can get helpful advice from Alma on polite behavior or just getting clean. You can learn a lot about the different types of mushrooms, but it also reveals how the wonderful Butterfly is born from the ugly caterpillar. A real legend was also included in the volume. An adventurous story of a bear village that Maci will tell you. You can follow how the flower turns into a beautiful red apple, but you can also take part in the Campfire Day and the wonderful costume ball. The wonderful graphics of your imagination and the book take you to the Fairytale Castle surrounded by a birch grove. Recommenders: "In addition to big tales, young children love to tell short stories about small animals, flowers, and fictional characters. They are especially happy to imagine the characters in their environment in fairy-tale situations, because this is how the surrounding reality comes to life. The characters in this little storybook are the ones the kindergarten groups are named for, making the environment where the little ones spend much of their daily lives more homely.This tells stories from the adult’s head, thus imagining what’s going on in the fairy tale. best, but you can read it in. These little tales are an example of what an adult can come up with to entertain children.Short, simple.Preschoolers will surely love them and ask them to repeat them many times.We encourage everyone to use these and similar fiction delight preschoolers with stories and possibly by thinking them through. " Kindergarten nurses and Kati Zilahiné "The lovely fairy-tale stories immediately enchanted my granddaughter. She enjoyed listening to them several times a day. procession. "Tera, Grandma" Bear is a small highland village on the banks of the Danube. It is an honor to weave the legend of our village into the tale. Even children who read and listen to the story will certainly see this wonderful riverside landscape, and maybe they will feel like visiting it. Thanks to the writer, our village has also become a fairy-tale character. To the delight of children and adults alike. Lovely stories that take us back to a magical childhood evoke inner images while listening to and reading stories. "Once upon a time, in the Fairytale City, across the Danube ..." Anna Bosnyák, parent