About this audiobook
The "Aleya parsa" of Alexander Green is a surprisingly poetic, bright and immortal story-feery, which has become the main symbol of faith in dreams in Russian literature. This is a pure, like a sea bridge, story of the fact that real miracles do not fall from heaven - they must be created by their own hands for those we love. The event takes place in a small fishing village of Caperna, where among the rough, landless and bad survivors lives the young Assol. Early losing the mother, she is raised by the father - the closed toy maker Longren. One day in the forest, the old narrative Eagle predicts to the little Assol that when she grows, a beautiful prince on a white ship will swim behind her under the shadows. The girl unconditionally believes in the prophecy, which becomes the object of the laughter and deceit of the whole village. But at the same time in the rich village grows Arthur Gray, a boy with a rebellious soul, who refuses to give him the fate of a noble grandmother to become the captain of the ship. After years, their ways are crossed: seeing Asol sleeping in the forest and learning about her “male” dream, Gray decides to realize a fairy tale and purchases the rolls of a shell. Grina managed to create a stunning work, deprived of pritrune sentimentality. Written in a soft, metaphoric language, this story proves that romanticity and elevated dreams are able to defeat any serious, disgraceful and cruel everyday life. Who to read: Everyone who lacks drops of magic and hope in life, lovers of beautiful romantic prose and those who want to remember how important it is to remain faithful to their dreams, contrary to the opinion of the crowd.
