Lady of the forest

Lady of the Forest; Slavic Folktales Publisher: Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Center for the Arabic Language, Kalima Project for Translation Publisher's note: ".. And her mother bought a small agricultural land, and they had many livestock, and (Bayti) had wonderful clothes, and she was no longer forced to herd goats, but whatever she owned, and no matter how happy and joyful she was, there was nothing that gave her happiness like her joy when she danced with the Lady of the Forest, and she often went to the birch forest, as she was attracted there, and she hoped for great luck that would make her see the beautiful girl, but her eyes never saw her after that." This story (Lady of the Forest), and others in this collection, although their worlds are magical and wondrous (fantasy), they do not abandon reality, but use imagination to overcome a harsh and stubborn reality.