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"Lullaby, lullaby, lullaby" is not even a fairy tale, it's a lullaby. From birth, a child hears lullabies from his mother, grandmother, and father. Lullabies contain the code of the nation. Since ancient times, lullabies have been used to sing the life of a child. Through the song, the baby learns the world.

In the fairy tale, the main character, a girl named Lelya, sings about ten lullabies to children about cats, storks, doves, and others. Although the fairy tale tells about the fate of a girl in the days of the Cossacks, lullabies do not age, they are still relevant today.

Parents can choose not to read the book to their children, but to sing Lelya's lullabies at night.