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Lyudmila Petrushevskaya is a classic of Russian literature, a brilliant storyteller. The book "Queen Lear" includes selected fairy tales of the author. Their heroes - princesses and princes, kings and queens, as well as ordinary people - happily cope with various trials, overcome all difficulties. Goodness and justice win, giving the reader self-confidence, inspiration and hope. The tales included in the book "Queen Lear", Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, according to her, most often composed for children - sometimes on the go, as for her granddaughter, six-year-old Anyutka. She was famous for her ability to disappear, and therefore the grandmother held her hand tightly throughout the long journey. But before that she asked: "Give me a topic." She said the first thing that came to mind, for example: "Prince with golden hair." And all the long way, my grandmother made up a fairy tale about a little prince who had really golden hair that glowed in the dark. The little nimble girl listened without taking her hands away, frowning: she was worried. But she didn't cry. Looking forward to a good ending. And he came! All stories in this book have happy endings. Read! Even aloud.