Modern fairy tales for children are created by many writers of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and authors of foreign countries. They contain bright names that attract attention, as well as an interesting and fascinating plot.
Authors of modern fairy tales
Here is a short list of authors who write modern fairy tales for children. It:
- Alexey Ars Chernyshev.
- Alexey Klyuyev.
- Anatoly Valevsky.
- Andrey Zhvalevsky.
- Boris Idabolov.
- Vasily Bystrov.
- Victoria Streltsova.
- Vladimir Kosarev.
- Vladimir Radimirov.
- Daniil Petrov.
- Dina Sabitova.
- Eva Alekseeva.
- Evgeny Krymov.
- Eugene Pasternak.
- Ekaterina Nikolaeva.
- Elena Rakitina.
- Igor Nakonechny.
- Inna Sudareva.
- Marina Aromstam.
- Sel Leram.
- Seraphim of Toulouse
- Sergey Sedov.
- Svetlana Kapustina.
- Pauline Ganzhina.
- Tatyana Kim.
- Yana Sipatkina.
Tales of Sel Leram
Modern fairy tales for children of Sel Leram are interesting and instructive. A very dynamic and fascinating story will interest any child. Their striking names draw attention to themselves: "The Red Raven", "The Tale of Fidelity, or Where the Mermaids Originated", "About the White Unicorn", "About Real Friendship", "About the Princess, Memory and Love", "About the Lost Magic Wand "
At the heart of her fairy tale "On Love, or Where the Fairies Come From" lies a straightforward plot. Once, a girl named Fairy went out for a walk and met a prince named Fairies. His father, a noble king, forbade marrying a chosen one, since he had already chosen a bride for him a long time ago. The fairy was put in the tower. But the prince set her free and fled with her. When the king found out about this, he ordered his subjects to immediately find them. The chase began. The first time they managed to escape thanks to the mermaids. Thinking that no one was chasing them, they climbed onto land. However, they again began to catch up. The second time they were hidden by forest nymphs. After a while, the lovers set off. But again they heard the approaching clatter of hooves. They found themselves on a precipice on the side of a mountain. Fairy begged mother earth. A voice said do not be afraid and jump down. They did just that. The butlers who caught up with them saw that they were dead and returned to the castle. Immediately two flowers rose from the earth, blossomed, and the resurrected lovers fluttered out of them. Only now they have become very small with transparent wings. This is how fairies came about.
Tales of Sipatkina Yana
Modern tales for the children of this writer are worthy of attention. The author wrote such tales: "An Angel and a Blue Butterfly", "A Goblin from the Cabinet", "Clown Charlie", "Black Cat", "Caterpillar Who Wanted to Fly", "Girl with a Magic Box", "Petya and Daisy", " The Tale of the Smart Lamb "and others. “Letter to Grandfather Frost” by Yana Sipatkina is a New Year’s modern fairy tale for children about miracles and fulfillment of cherished desires. The main character of the fairy tale is a little girl Katya, who really wanted to receive a real dog as a present from Santa Claus. Every year she sent him letters, but for some reason she received a doll or a soft toy. She doubted the existence of magic and wrote about this in another letter to Grandfather Frost. The parents who read it decided not to disappoint their daughter and buy a puppy. Before the holidays, dad went on a business trip. On New Year's Eve, Katya saw a beautiful present awaiting her under a Christmas tree. She impatiently unpacked it and saw a dog wagging its tail. - Mom, Mom, Santa Claus exists! the girl cried joyfully. Mom smiled and went to meet her husband. But she was very surprised when she realized that he had not yet returned. And suddenly the door opened and Katya's dad entered with a small puppy in his arms. Since then, two dogs immediately settled in their family, thanks to which the girl and her parents believed in the existence of Santa Claus.
The best modern tales of Russian and foreign writers
These tales are very interesting. They are designed for children of preschool and primary school age.
- "Hercules. 12 great feats: as it really was. An eyewitness account" (S. Sedov).
- "Where is my sister" (S. Nurdkvist).
- “How an elephant fell from heaven” (C. DiCamillo).
- "Adventures of toys in an ordinary apartment" (E. Pasternak).
- "The True Story of Santa Claus" (A. Zhvalevsky E. Pasternak).
- "Earring" (E.Rakitina).
- "Tales of Karlhen" (R. Berner).
- "Tosya-Bosya and the dwarf Chistyulya" (L. Zhutaute).
- "The Snail and the Whale" (D. Donaldson).
- "Circus in the box" (D. Sabitova).
Famous folk tales in a modern way
Modern folk tales in a new way are very funny and even instructive. They are not intended for children. Adults or teenagers will understand their humor.
Russian fairy tale "About the great ingenuity." The priest-king had half the kingdom, the rest half belonged to his sons. One day he gathered them and said: “Dear sons, well done people, I give you such an assignment. Whoever tears a thick paper bundle, I will give my kingdoms to him.”
As soon as the sons tried, nothing came of them. Then the king came up, untied the pack and said: "Do not despair, since it did not turn out to immediately break the pack, try a piece of paper." The sons instantly set to work and tore apart the entire thick paper bundle.
“Remember, my dear, three truths,” said the king. “If you can’t do something right away, it will certainly come out, but gradually. If you can’t do it yourself, then do it together. If something isn’t it turns out to take it by force, then turn on the trick and ingenuity. Do you understand? "
"Yes, I understand," the sons voted.
"Yes, you do not understand," the king burst out laughing. "You just broke the controlling stake, and now your half of the kingdom has become mine." That’s the end of the tale, and the sons too.
Modern short tales for children
The first fairy tale "About a silver hoof". Once upon a time there was a kid, and he had an unusual hoof - silver. Wherever he knocks, the ruble will appear in trifles. If stomps a couple of times - stolnik. And if you knock three times, then a thousand in a bank box. Perestroika scared the kid and now runs across the country. Everyone catches him: the police, the army, the KGB, the FSB and other services. But they can’t catch it in any way. And they’re not caught out of curiosity and self-interest. The fact is that each such run is fifteen percent of inflation at least. So if you find this money somewhere, then run right away with it to the central bank to take it. These are superfluous, they will be destroyed there. But if you catch this goat, then our country will immediately rise out of the crisis. And everything will be equal to the Russian currency, and the US dollar will be equal to one ruble. This will be a real fairy tale for the Russian people.
Modern folk tales can be with a completely unexpected ending. One of them is "About Ryaba chicken." There lived a grandfather and a woman, and they had a Ryaba hen. Once she laid a testicle, not a simple one, but a golden one. And they began to beat him. They beat for a long time, but in the end, of course, they broke it. And got a taste. They began to beat dishes, glass, breaking furniture, scratching the elevator, littering the porch. Such an outbreak of vandalism can occur with unicultured people who fall into the hands of valuable objects.
Conclusion
Good modern fairy tales for children, as it turned out, are quite difficult to choose. Many of them are simple and banal to the limit. Others do not resemble fairy tales at all. Some children should not listen at all, as their plot is striking in its absurdity. Maybe all the best has long been written? And no one can compare with Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Perot, Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, Korney Chukovsky and other brilliant writers? Perhaps, but only time can put everything in its place. But nevertheless from the existing variety there are good tales for the children of modern authors. They have bright and catchy names, a fascinating story, characterized by novelty and originality. Many of them are simply interesting stories, while others broaden the horizons of children about the world around them, and some of them are very instructive.