Sikó-Barabási Eszter - A nyolc testvér

Once upon a time, where there wasn't, once upon a time there was a poor man who had nothing else: "He only had eight clever children", "He only had four sons and four daughters". They were poor, but they lived happily, until one night a strange Stranger asked to stay in their home, a Stranger with black eyes, a black coat, a black hat, who the next morning made a strange bet with the Father... What happened next, Eszter Sikó-Barabási folktale motifs according to individual composition we can learn from his story-telling in verse, from the plot composed of the dialogues and monologues of the storytellers and the characters. The tale of the readable, page-turning, eye-pleasing little book can also be performed on stage. From the second half of the 19th century to the present day, the fairy tale is one of the popular forms of fairy tale processing and creation in Hungarian literature. The work of János Arany Rózsa és Ibolya or Mihány Lúdas Matyi Fazekas. Eszter Sikó-Barabási's three fairy tale books published so far (Kabátvigasz, knobszomor; Csillagvándor; Meseotthon) are a series of lyrical tales, but this fourth volume is a fairy-tale lyric, perhaps the one constantly hovering in her head, the as a result of rhymes creeping into the text of fairy tales written in prose. (Erika Tekei, editor)

Creative Publishing House
Children's books
32 pages

ISBN: 9786066465564
Author: Eszter Sikó-Barabási