"Hesse's Fairy Tales" Author: [Germany] Hermann Hesse / Publisher: Tianjin People's Publishing House

★A collection of fairy tales written for adults by Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize in Literature.

★New translation by famous German translator Wenzel, with careful consideration of every word and sentence, fresher and more fluent writing style, more direct and modern sense of language, and more in line with the reading habits of today's readers.

★ Hesse deconstructs fairy tales with poetic language, like a movie script, presenting the other side of fairy tales around the world and the details that we have overlooked. While constructing fairy tales, he is also presenting the truth of life.

★This book contains twenty-six fairy tales by Hesse, covering his entire creative career and also witnessing his life trajectory.

Do you remember the first time you heard a fairy tale?

Is it the “once upon a time” stories that your grandparents sang on autumn afternoons, or the stories that your parents read to you before bed?

When I grew up, I found that the way I treated life contained the shadows of these fairy tales:

Brave, tenacious, kind, honest...

Hesse's fairy tales also have these characteristics, but at the same time, they are very different.

Hesse, the Nobel Prize winner in literature, deconstructs fairy tales with poetic language.

Like a movie script, it presents the other side of fairy tales around the world and details that we have overlooked.

While constructing a fairy tale, it is also presenting the truth of life.

Brave adults, please open this book of Hesse's Fairy Tales.