"Polish Fairy Tales" by A. J. Gliński is a captivating treasury of Polish folklore, assembled to share magical stories of princes, princesses, and wondrous beings. The collection opens with "The Frog Princess," showcasing how a King desires his sons to marry to discover who deserves to inherit his crown; each prince shoots an arrow to find their brides, with the youngest meeting a frog. This sets off a chain of enchanting tasks where the frog's cleverness and hidden magic save the day. Throughout, the stories emphasize themes of love, adventure, and the idea that things aren't always what they seem, offering a peek into the vibrant traditions of Polish culture.
Polish Fairy Tales
By A. J. (Antoni Józef) Gliński
In a kingdom far away, a frog unveils her surprising magic to help a young prince win his crown.
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