★This is a work that perfectly combines psychology with classic fairy tales, a book full of wisdom and inspiration. Using well-known Russian fairy tale characters as a starting point, the book places them under the psychological microscope to reveal the hidden psychological mysteries and profound meanings behind these stories.
★With her extensive psychological knowledge and keen insight, the author, Svetlana Patrusheva, deeply analyzes the characters in fairy tales, such as Baba Yaga, who embodies wisdom and mystery, the seemingly foolish but ultimately victorious third son, and the brave and wise Vasilisa the Wise.
★With vivid writing and practical methods, the book opens a door to the inner world for readers. It not only explores the psychological symbols behind these characters but also helps readers find their own identity, replenish inner strength, and even learn to decode cultural codes through actual cases and exercises.
★This book is suitable not only for psychology enthusiasts but also for those who wish to draw life wisdom from fairy tales.

*The Psychology of Fairy Tales* is a work that perfectly combines psychology with classic fairy tales. Using well-known Russian fairy tale characters as a starting point, the book delves into the hidden psychological mysteries behind these stories. Author Svetlana Patrusheva, with her extensive psychological knowledge and profound interpretation of fairy tales, reveals the multiple symbolic meanings of the characters. For example, Baba Yaga is not just a mysterious witch; she also represents wisdom and challenge. The often-overlooked third son in stories often symbolizes neglected potential and ultimate success. The book also explores how "The Snow Maiden" teaches us to face life's challenges and the significant symbolic meaning of the number "3" in fairy tales. Additionally, through actual cases and exercises, the author guides readers to find their own identity, replenish inner strength, and overcome crises in life. This book is not only a reinterpretation of fairy tales but also a journey of self-exploration, helping readers discover new wisdom and insights from familiar stories.

Svetlana Patrusheva is a practicing psychologist, psychology lecturer, art therapist, best-selling author, and entrepreneur. She has achieved remarkable success in psychology, writing, and entrepreneurship. As a practicing psychologist and lecturer, she has a deep academic foundation and helps people explore their inner worlds through art therapy and creative projects. She is a successful author with many popular works, such as *My Dad Has No Mine, But I Can Dig My Own Treasure!*, *If Life Breaks My Wings, I'll Give It a Big Slap!*, and *The Psychology of Fairy Tales*. These works have not only had a profound impact in the field of psychology but also provided practical life guidance for readers. In addition, she is a creative entrepreneur and millionaire with over 50 personal entrepreneurial projects spanning book publishing, music creation, online education, and fashion design. Her experiences and works prove that she can not only perceive the complexities of human nature but also transform these insights into practical actions and results.