Release date is 2004-04-01

Introduction -- Le rosier enchanté -- Belle-Mignon -- Sauge-Fleurie -- Les trois petites princesses -- Le Petit Castel de cire -- Les deux talismans -- Mulot et Mulotte -- Le Prince Azur -- Épilogue -- Note.

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"Contes des fées" by Robert de Bonnières is a collection of fairy tales written during the late 19th century. The book features enchanting stories set in imaginative landscapes, where magic, love, and adventure intertwine. Each tale unfolds unique narratives about love, transformation, and the challenges faced by characters, drawing on traditional elements of fairy tales such as princesses, magical creatures, and moral lessons. The collection includes various stories, such as "Le Rosier Enchanté," which revolves around Jeannot and a magical fairy trapped in a rosebush offering her love as a path to freedom. "Belle-Mignonne" tells the tale of a beautiful princess who secretly loves a page, revealing themes of love beyond social class. In "Sauge-Fleurie," a fairy named Sauge struggles with love and the repercussions of her feelings. The narratives explore the universal concepts of love and destiny, often teaching moral lessons about the nature of true love and the importance of kindness and sincerity. Each story showcases Bonnières' literary style and his ability to create compelling, fantastical worlds that reflect human emotions and experiences. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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