Vesela Flamburari

The Hungarian language is hard to understand... but it sounds very interesting and mysterious. This is my interview for the Hungarian fans of Mina. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to my wonderful Hungarian publishing house...

I really wonder who came up with this "mantra" and I think it's being speculated on, because for the so-called "stimulation of children's reading" money can apparently be taken regularly for projects.

Milena Radeva: Talking to Vesela Flamburari is like starting to read a book of fairy tales, you start and you can't stop and at one point you realize that the day has flown by,...

I believe in well-made stories. I believe that fairy tales and storytellers are extremely important to the world. I am a storyteller, and I always write about what I like the most. I like and love mythological tales of all people.

"Fact is the first Bulgarian children's book translated into English and published in Great Britain in three decades. This is the first part of the fantasy series Tales from the Upper Land: Mina, Magic, and the White Beaker by the children's author Vesela Flamburari.

Instead of publishing the name of the last book I wrote, I will tell you more about my first book in English this year, and this is the book Mine, Magic, and the White Beaker (this is the first part of my Trilogy Tales from the Upper Earth”).

"Mine" will always be relevant. I'm not modest, but I'm right! "Mina" is the story of growing up, but it's not only that... The book overflows with three full-fledged worlds, and as I like to say to my fans in Bulgaria: "In "Mina", everything means something else!" And that's the truth.

Radka Petkova: And now I want to talk about some characters from fairy tales, but not the usual ones that we were all attached to as children. Surely each of you thinks of the little mermaid, or the lead soldier, as well as many other fairy-tale creatures.

Mrs. Flamburari, you are a popular children's author. You graduated from NATFIZ "Krastyo Sarafov" with a major in "Acting Mastery for Puppet Theater". Puppet shows appeal to preschool and elementary school age children, and your books are aimed at both preschool and elementary school age children, as well as young adults.