The third part of the fairy-tale collection from Andrei Angelov ....Andrei Angelov's style and manner of writing is not to be confused with anyone else's, and his tales are dynamic plots permeated with black humor, deep lyrics and good old-fashioned absurdity. Despite the entertaining and easy syllable, the author raises philosophical "eternal questions" about good and evil, about love and hatred, about life and death. The characters of fairy tales are sincere in words and deeds, and this sincerity makes them perceive not the lukewarm, “cardboard” one-days, but the heroes of their time, who really laugh and cry, kill and resurrect, profane and chastely say, rejoice and sad. Why are fairy tales called "crazy"? Probably, every reader himself must answer this question, and the grounds for such an answer in the book are enough that does not cancel "commercial action and kisses" . You can just mindlessly read the book, not having the strength to break away, and looking forward to the denouements . And you can read it in a thoughtful way, without haste, thinking about it as you read it .. In any case, the reader will enjoy either the plot twists, or from thoughts and feelings that will be born in his head and soul after reading, or from the first two “either” together.