The tales of Anous

Anous, a grandmother of Armenian origin, used to lull her little granddaughter to sleep with fairy tales she was making up at the time.

One night he chose to tell her the story of Canello, the cat of the house, his meeting with two squirrels and his adventure in the forest.

Another night the story of little Mariolis who found a special way to save the three roosters from their predetermined fate.

How a young octopus acquired colorful legs and gave the reason to unite his neighbors to teach a lesson to those who do not respect their environment.

For Flibby, the scandalous elf, who after making mistakes, finally learned to use his humor, wit and energy for the good of the whole community.

And every night other stories followed, such as the silver-white fox, the old woman and the goat, Aga's treasure.

Grandma Anous's imagination, always inexhaustible, created magical worlds with rich images and lively dialogues. And her granddaughter traveled with her mind to the wonderful places in the company of the heroes of the fairy tales just before she fell asleep happy with a smile.