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THE GOLDEN FISH Bound and illustrated volume 36 pages Format 23,5 x 23,5 cm THE BOOK ere once was a fisherman and his wife. One morning the man caught a golden fish, which in exchange for his freedom promised to fulfill his every wish. e fisherman, who had a big and generous heart, leſt him free without asking anything. When the wife, who instead had a small and unsatisfied heart, heard of the little fish she began to make wishes and could no longer stop. is fairy tale teaches us to weigh the value of things, to enjoy what we have, what we are and what we manage to conquer without being slave of the continuous thirst to have more. A FAIRY TALE TO REFLECT WITH THE YOUNGSTERS ON THE VALUE OF THINGS Series From tale to tale e fairy tales and classic legends, always green in the infancy of every child of yesterday and today, wear new clothes in this colorful series, with large illustrations and short texts, thought to bring the youngsters closer to the magic of timeless narrations. Il pesciolino d ’ oro D a u n a f i a b a d i A l e k s a n d r P u sk i n E l e n a C e c c a t o Age 3+ € 15,90 Isbn 978-88-6945-000-6 C·A·R·T·H·U·S·I·A THE AUTHORS From a tale by Aleksandr Puskin ELENA CECCATO, illustrations. She studied to become a painter, but then she discovered illustrated books. For her drawings he uses only pencils and pastels and always loves to find new points of view. Other titles of the series: THUMBELINA Isbn 978-88-6945-061-7 THE NIGHTINGALE Isbn 978-88-6945-070-9 THE THREE LITTLE PIGS Isbn 978-88-6945-083-9 TEMPORARY COVER
