Good Will Surely Triumph

Alesya Zhuravleva's "Good Will Surely Triumph" is a nostalgic and heartwarming reflection on the enduring power of fairy tales and family traditions. The story follows Anya, from her childhood Saturday ritual of watching filmstrips with her parents to her adulthood, where she passes this same tradition on to her own daughter. Through the lens of classic Russian fairy tales like "Morozko," "The Frog Princess," and "The Turnip," the narrative explores how these simple stories instill profound values. Zhuravleva beautifully illustrates how fairy tales, rooted in the love of her parents, became more than just entertainment; they shaped Anya's character, teaching her compassion, resilience, and the unwavering belief that good will always triumph over evil.