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The Keys to the City of Shusha 12 Fairy Tales for the Months of the Year The magical city of Shusha holds 12 secrets — one for every month. Eight-year-old Nasiba arrives in snowy Shusha and learns: for the year to be happy, she must collect 12 golden keys.

I’ll bring her a piece of Grandma’s gogal!” Nasiba suddenly said loudly.

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The Keys to the City of Shusha 12 Fairy Tales for the Months of the Year The magical city of Shusha holds 12 secrets — one for every month. Eight-year-old Nasiba arrives in snowy Shusha and learns: for the year to be happy, she must collect 12 golden keys. Each key is hidden in a special place in the city and unlocks its own fairy tale. January — the key to the fortress walls, where the winter wind lives. February — the key to the Maiden Tower, keeper of legends. March — the key to Jidir Duzu, where the khari-bulbul flower awakens... And so on — through all 12 months. Nasiba journeys through Shusha, discovering its history, symbols, holidays, and traditions. Each tale is an adventure, a riddle, and a lesson in kindness that helps her find the next key.For readers 8-12 years. This book introduces children to the culture of Azerbaijan through a cycle of fairy tales connected to the calendar and the city of Shusha. Perfect for reading month by month throughout the year.

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Chapter 1. The Tale of January: The Magic Key of IcherisheherChapter 1. The Tale of January: The Magic Key of IcherisheherWhen the first lights of the new year are lit in Baku, and the streets smell of tangerines and pomegranates, the ancient Maiden Tower awakens in the very heart of Icherisheher.The winter wind wandered along the fortress walls, climbed into the cracks between the old stones, and told them stories a thousand years old. That evening it was especially restless. From the sea came the scent of salt and fuel oil, from the teahouse drifted the aroma of saffron and fresh churek, and somewhere in the distance, children’s laughter mixed with music pouring from open windows.Little Nasiba loved to walk with Uncle Sasha, her mother’s younger brother, through the narrow stone streets of the Old City. Her red boots clattered brightly on the cobblestones, and the warm scarf knitted b…

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