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"Here is a fairy tale for you, my dear. A new and wonderful one..." This is how Rudyard Kipling's tale begins, based on Middle Eastern folklore and biblical proverbs. And although it is about the wise King Solomon and Bathsheba, Queen of Sheba, it is actually a real fairy tale - witty, funny and instructive, like all the stories in "Some Kind of Fairy Tales". Young readers will think about what is arrogance and what is wisdom, and together with little butterflies they will destroy a giant palace with all its gardens in one go, only to rebuild it right away. The colourful illustrations by Volodymyr Shtanko make the book especially unique. The book continues the series by the publishing house "Uchytelna Knyha-Bohdan" about Tafi and Tegumay. And although there is not a word about the cave tribe, an attentive reader will find old acquaintances on its pages.

For primary school age.