Vesela Flamburari

A fairy tale and whirlwind adventure novel from which you will learn a lot about the myths, beliefs and life of the ancient Thracians. Children study the history of the ancient Thracians at school, so the book will be not only interesting, but also very useful. The action in the book takes place during the Summer Solstice or Midsummer (June twenty-fourth), which makes the text suitable for the summer vacation. The various herbs and medicinal herbs play a significant role in the story.

First book of the fantasy trilogy "Tales from the Upper Land"

To intertwine in your book the tradition of Bulgarian fairy tales and our classic children's literature in modern style is an exceptional skill. Even the worlds in the book are so different. The story of the trilogy is dynamic, written close to the adolescent mind, and yet so graceful and elegant, without an inch of pretension and pomposity, that it will become a favorite of anyone who considers themself an adult.

Book two of the "Tales from the Upper Land". To be republished by Upper Earth Books (in Bulgarian)

A book for the child who learns magical folk tales at school. For the child, teenager and adult who want to read a whole, big, but also contemporary modern story, closely related to the magical fairy tale and mythology in general.

Book three of the "Tales from the Upper Land". To be republished by Upper Earth Books (in Bulgarian)

An epic end to a journey full of adventures!

The third book for "Mina" „Мина“ proves the Bulgarian wisdom worthily. Flamburari's characters are devoted to the cause of good. As thinking and feeling beings, they set out to save all worlds – fictional and real. Only thought and action arranged in this order—thought and then action—make real life become what we have always dreamed it to be.

It's a story about fairies, dwarves, gnomes and trolls, but a goblin sneaks in here and there, and goblins are always accompanied by other magical creatures. Everyone lives in a world with seventy-seven small moons and singing water fountains, which is located at 77 Pottery Street. An old lady still lives there, and next to her workshop stands the large factory of young Mr. Beshkov. The young Mr. Beshkov is tormented by a secret passion because he desperately wants to become a Master of small, model-like fairies. And so, on an eggplant-purple evening, the miracle happens.

First book of the Collection "Tales from the Misty Island"

A story about love. A mother's love is the most wonderful thing in the world! Nia loves her mother, but her heart is set on adventure. With the help of a magical piece of paper called a check, Nia enters the magical realm of the Forest Queen. Here, twists and turns are at every turn, and Nia is forced to overcome incredible obstacles to reach the Forest Queen. In the book swirls a real magical fairy tale, sparkling in the treasure of true and eternal love.

Second book of the Collection "Tales from the Misty Island"

A story of love and self-sacrifice, of self-discovery. The Candlelight Fairy (this is a profession, not a name) is actually called Mesechka. Mesechka was born in the month of May, when the mists sleep and the flowers bloom with a wonderful fragrance. The little fairy has her own fluffy-shaggy-sparkling candle, as well as a dainty-moon-silver-glittering friend - the moonbeam Fengarios, or simply Fengi. Mesechka (the Fairy), Fengi and the Candle are living a completely careless life and enjoying each other's pleasant company, until one day... There is always one day, wackier than the rest, when everything can go wrong. 

Search for the third book of "Tales from Misty Island" series in November 2024!

The Misty Island will uncover its secrets once again.

Somewhere out there in the vastness, this extraordinary island is home to all sorts of strange creatures that live alongside humans. Sometimes they show themselves and share their stories, sometimes they hide them, until the special moment comes.

Basically, the biggest terror of every housewife is a mice. And now you have a chance to meet a nice little girl, a housewife herself, and what a one! If only you had known her, not only would you never have thought of setting mousetraps, but you would have invited that housekeeper to entertain you herself. Her name is Bluet, and according to her mother's will, she meticulously writes down everything important in her diary. Please? Would you like to take a look at such a mouse diary, would you? All said and done!

The short fairy tales tell the interesting stories of red fir trees, green deer, angry dwarfs and sugar stars. And the best of all is that happiness, beauty, goodness flow from every page of the book, as happiness flows from the starry eyes of children when it has settled in them. We should enjoy the little things, and then wonderful and magical miracles will happen to us, which will last us (as with the Christmas tree in the book) for six thousand eight hundred and thirty-six years to come.

A boy's story that takes place in a foster home for abandoned children. Three boys with noble hearts, but left without parents, encounter the Thing from the Dark, which they believe is a monster. They also encounter the manager of the home - Mrs. Sirakova, who is supposed to protect and guard the children. Much to everyone's surprise, however, the monster turns out to be the vaunted lady, and the shadows from the dark are actually those friends that last a lifetime. Because nothing is what it seems, and shadows are not what they are… 

Originally written as stage plays, the plays unfold as stories – long and short, hilarious and even more, funny and instructive, each suitable for either the little ones, or the young children or even grown-up children (also known as teenagers, or young adults).

Well, well, future reader, listen now, what's in store for you. In front of you is an extremely thin book with twenty fairy tales. They are short, you gobble them up like warm cookies. And just like with cookies, after you've swallowed one, you feel that it has whetted your appetite for the next one.

"Tales for little ones" is the first (and last) literary publication in which Vesela Flamburari appears under her maiden name Vesela Bogdanova. Then a Greek poet steals her, and the fantastical family name Flamburari attaches to her fantasy stories, and stays there, because apparently it likes it there.

Vesela Flambourari and the Greek cinema and theater director Georgios Bakolas created the play "The Goblins' treasure" based on the original fairytale "Nia and the Goblin's treasure". "The Goblins' treasure" play is for the professional youth scene. The play was initially staged in the National Theater of the city of Patras (Greece), after which it visited various cities in Greece and enjoyed great success among teenagers. And now it arrives in Bulgaria.

Poster and photos from the production in the State Puppet Theater "Dora Gabe" (Bulgaria) of the play "The Fairy and her Candle" by Vesela Flamburari, directed by Daniela Hristova.

Photos from the production in the State Puppet Theater "Dora Gabe" (Bulgaria) of the play "Magic for Gold" by Vesela Flamburari, directed by Daniela Hristova.

Poster and photos from the production of the play "An extraordinary witch" by Vesela Flamburari at the Private Theater "Tsvete" (Bulgaria), Director: Violina Vasileva.