Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 & ndash; 1832) & mdash; founder of classical German
literature. In addition to his world-famous literary works, he was also noted for his special skill in presenting German folklore in samples of small forms,
organically weaving them into the canvases of his larger works. These include a number of
instructive short stories and enchanting stories, fairy tales, which are perceived by the reader as
completely complete and independent.
The short story & quot; Strange Neighborly Children & quot; is an excerpt from the novel & quot; Selective Kinship & quot ;. This is an irresistible mutual attraction between people of related spiritual composition, and no obstacles can weaken it.
Humanistic-fantastic & laquo; Fairy Tale & raquo; intertwined with magical events permeated with
one idea: you can overcome any earthly difficulties and obstacles, if all
living creatures with great zeal will help each other.
In & quot; Short stories & quot; tells of an extraordinary event against the backdrop of wildlife near the medieval town & mdash; hunting, fire, youthful love,
predatory beasts among people, romantic tamers and a sense of duty.
The reader has the opportunity to get to know interesting, and sometimes mysterious human characters, which he manages ardent heart.