The bestseller of the 80s "Tsipili, Timbaka, and Laughter" fairy tale was republished (video)

You will find Saghatel Harutyunyan's "Tsypilin, Timbakan and Laughter" in the children's section of the library named after Isahakyan. The children's novel was published back in the 80s. The book has been read by several generations, the pages are already faded and worn. According to Ofeli Dalakyan, head of the children's department of the library, if there is a new book of an old fairy tale, children will read it with more pleasure.

"We have "Tsipili, Timbaka and Laughter" from the author, which you recently republished, for which we are very happy. The new edition is very good, the font size is large, and the book smells old, they say. We love the smell of a book, but children come after colorful and beautiful. Appropriate for children's font size. In this case, the demand will be more after the reprint".

The head of the children's department sometimes offers children the chance to read old print books. The book "Tsipili, Timbaka and Laughter" smells of kindness, she says. "The author has placed the key issue in faith. You will have what you believe. Taron could only see the dwarf himself. His friends did not see. And there is a beautiful line: you will see what you believe, you will see what you dream of. It's about faith, dreaming, and not being broken".

Tsipili and Timbaka are two evil and very old witches. Wizards are so old and have committed so many violations that no bad magic is produced. They have to do many, many bad things to regain their evil power. They also decide to harm the currant picking children, Manush, Hasmik, and Taron.