Pushkin Alexander - The Tale of Pop and His Workers, and The Tale of the Golden Cockerel

The audiobook includes two wonderful tales by Alexander Pushkin, each of which reveals the unique world of Russian folk literature.

1. The Tale of Pop and His Workers is a humorous and satirical work in which Pushkin depicts comic and absurd events in the life of the priest and his assistants. The tale is saturated with lively language and instructive moments that give an idea of human weaknesses and vices through the prism of folk humor.

2. "The Tale of the Golden Cockerel" is the tale of King Dodon, who receives a magical golden cockerel as a gift. This cockerel has the ability to predict and warn of dangers. The tale is riddled with elements of fantasy and morality, describing the fateful events that occurred after the king neglected warnings.

The audiobook will give pleasure to both children and adults, providing an opportunity to enjoy Pushkin's masterpieces in a convenient audio format. Classical works are filled with Pushkin's characteristic style, grace of language and richness of plot, which makes them eternal and relevant for each generation.

- Author: Alexander Pushkin

- Title: The Tale of Pop and His Workers, and The Tale of the Golden Cockerel

- Genre: Fairy tale, folklore

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Version dependent

- Features: Classic Russian fairy tales, humor, instructive moments, fantasy elements.