What a day it has been. Everyone is tired, especially moms and dads, but the children still want to hear a fairy tale. What to do? It’s easy. In such cases, short fairy tales that flow quickly and yet lose none of their magic will help. If you’re already looking forward to bed, read a short fairy tale, give a goodnight kiss, and off to sleep you go. There will be time for a long fairy tale again next time.
Once upon a time, there was a forest in which lived a fox. She had her burrow there and had no shortage of food either. The only thing that bothered her were hunters. Once in a while there was a hunt in the forest and all the animals were looking for shelter.
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Masha and the bear went into the forest to listen to the birds singing beautifully. The bear wanted to teach Masha how to recognize a bird by its song. They sat down on a stone warmed by the sun and listened.
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One day, Mrs. Hare asked Masha and Bear if they could look after her two little rascals – little bunnies, who were sleeping peacefully in the pram. Masha and the bear agreed. That will be easy, they will be sleeping. And by the time they wake up, their mother will be back from shopping.
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It was Masha’s nameday that day. She got a beautiful ring with a coloured stone from her mother. She liked it very much and immediately went to show it to the bear.
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It was a warm autumn, the sun was shining and Masha and the bear went to play in the forest.
“Let’s have a race,” suggested Masha. “Whoever runs to the big stump first wins.”
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Once upon a time there was a little girl called Masha. She lived at the edge of the forest in the only house far and wide. That’s why she was sorry she didn’t have any friends there. But she still enjoyed playing with the animals in the yard.
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Once upon a time in a pond there lived frog daddies and frog mummies with their baby frogs. Because they wanted their children to be smart, they sent them to frog school. Frog school was a place on the surface of the pond where the water lilies grew thick. Each frog sat on a water lily leaf and listened to the teacher.
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There was a tiny village in the deep black forest. It was hidden among the moss and ferns. You couldn’t see it with the naked eye. One could only see it if one knelt down, was completely silent, and looked hard into the ferns. Then he might have seen a small village where the elves lived. There were several of them. They worked hard, they were cheerful and always singing as they worked. But one of them wasn’t like that. His name was Gloom. He wasn’t mean, he just rarely laughed and his most common words were: “No, I don’t want to, I don’t like it.”
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In the land of fairies, far away from us humans, there is a strange land. It is a place full of secrets and mysteries. People say that there is a hidden treasure in that land. Nobody knows what the treasure is and where is it hidden. It is well hidden and the path to it is not easy. Many people tried to find it, but came back empty-handed.
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Far away in a deep forest stood a wooden cottage. It had a red roof, a wooden door, painted windows with coloured curtains and was all green. It looked absolutely fabulous. There lived a good little witch with her husband, the wizard. They were both too old, but because they were magical, it didn’t matter.
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