Czechoslovak Fairy Tales - Fillmore, Parker
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Czechoslovak Fairy Tales is a collection that brings to life enchanting narratives from Czech, Slovakian, and Moravian folklore, crafted to engage young American readers. The stories blend adventure, magic, and heroism, preserving the rich cultural traditions while offering universal appeal. One story, for example, showcases a young prince embarking on a quest to rescue a princess, encountering magical companions along the way. These companions, each with unique abilities, help him navigate dangerous challenges and uncover hidden truths. The tales emphasize the importance of bravery,…mehr

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Czechoslovak Fairy Tales is a collection that brings to life enchanting narratives from Czech, Slovakian, and Moravian folklore, crafted to engage young American readers. The stories blend adventure, magic, and heroism, preserving the rich cultural traditions while offering universal appeal. One story, for example, showcases a young prince embarking on a quest to rescue a princess, encountering magical companions along the way. These companions, each with unique abilities, help him navigate dangerous challenges and uncover hidden truths. The tales emphasize the importance of bravery, friendship, and overcoming obstacles in the pursuit of justice and love. Each story in the collection presents an adventure that intertwines human courage with mystical forces, creating an atmosphere of wonder and excitement. The characters courage and the strength of their bonds reveal deeper lessons about loyalty, selflessness, and perseverance. This collection celebrates the timeless power of storytelling, providing young readers with both entertainment and valuable moral lessons wrapped in magical adventures.
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Parker Fillmore was an American writer and folklorist, born on September 21, 1878. He is renowned for his collection and retelling of traditional folklore, particularly from Eastern European cultures. His work aimed to preserve the rich oral traditions of various cultures while adapting them to suit a broader, often Western, audience. Fillmore was educated at the University of Cincinnati, graduating in 1901. He dedicated much of his life to exploring folklore and myths, capturing the essence of these tales and making them accessible to new generations of readers. His contributions helped introduce many of these stories to American audiences, with his works being particularly beloved for their authenticity and ability to transport readers into the magical realms of folk narratives. Fillmore passed away on June 5, 1944, at the age of 65, but his legacy endures through his literary work, which continues to offer insight into the cultural traditions of Eastern Europe. His writings remain a valuable resource for those interested in folklore, cultural studies, and the preservation of oral traditions.