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"The Little Blueberry Fox" is an allegorical and didactic fairy tale by Ivan Franko from the collection "When Animals Spoke."

The collection of Ivan Franko's fairy tales titled "When Animals Spoke" was first published in 1899, the second edition appeared in 1903. To this collection, Franko added a preface in which he wrote: "These fables collected in this book are old folklore... They best suit the taste of children from 6 to 12 years old, make them laugh and think, arouse their curiosity and attention to the phenomena of nature."

Ivan Franko successfully uses artistic means used in folk tales about animals, in particular, the traditional depiction of animal traits: the greed of the wolf, the cunning of the fox, the clumsiness of the bear, the stubbornness of the donkey, etc.

The writer deliberately emphasised these characteristic features of animals, skilfully revealing them through the actions or conversations of the characters.

Executor: Lucia SvetlayaDuration: 0 hours 06 minutes 27 seconds.

The book is available in the Yakaboo app for free reading in the PrivatBank library