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\"Print\"<\/a>Established by PostEurop every year, the topic of the postage stamps issue EUROPA in 2010 is \u201cChildren Books\u201d. On this occasion, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation this postage stamps issue.Established by PostEurop every year, the topic of the postage stamps issue EUROPA in 2010 is \u201cChildren Books\u201d. On this occasion, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation this postage stamps issue.<\/p>\n

Since early childhood, in their attempt to know everything that surrounds them, children have always been fascinated by the colorful books with many pictures.<\/p>\n

While growing, they deciphered the first letters of the alphabet and so they started reading the first written words. Then they read tales and later on, entire books containing stories, fairy tales or short stories…<\/p>\n

And what Romanian child may say they did not enjoy our fairy tales and stories Pungu\u0163a cu doi bani (\u201cThe Little Bag with Two Coins\u201d), Fata mo\u015fului \u015fi fata babei (\u201cThe Old Man\u00b4s Daughter and the Old Woman\u00b4s Daughter\u201d), Tinere\u0163e f\u00e3r\u00e3 b\u0103tr\u00e2ne\u0163e \u015fi via\u0163\u0103 f\u0103r\u0103 de moarte (\u201cYouth Without Old Age and Life without Death\u201d), Pr\u00e2slea cel voinic \u015fi merele de aur (\u201cThe Brave Kid and the Golden Apples\u201d), Balaurul cu \u015fapte capete (\u201cThe Dragon with Seven Heads\u201d), Fata de \u00eemp\u0103rat \u015fi pescarul (\u201cThe Emperor\u00b4s Daughter and the Fisherman\u201d), P\u0103cal\u0103 \u015fi T\u00e2ndal\u0103 (\u201cPacala and Tandala\u201d), Capra cu trei iezi (\u201cThe She-Goat with Three Kids\u201d) and so many others…?<\/p>\n

The children books represent a first step into the fantastic world where the tales of Brothers Grimm such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, Valiant Little Tailor or Little Red Riding Hood should not miss.<\/p>\n

And what child has not entered the world of Hans Christian Andersen\u00b4s stories when reading Thumbelina, The Little Mermaid, The Swans, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Snow Queen, The Ugly Duckling? Or what child has not told an innocent lie and his nose has become longer like Pinocchio\u00b4s?<\/p>\n

Along many generations, children around the entire world were enchanted by the fantastic world of Jules Verne and the adventures of Baron M\u00fcnchhausen.<\/p>\n

How many of us were enchanted in our childhood by The Olympus Legends or sailed down the Mississippi, at least in our imagination, together with Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn or hid in the prairie with Winnetou?<\/p>\n

All of us were for one moment giants and dwarfs in Gulliver\u00b4s Travels or we were left on a deserted island with Robinson Crusoe.<\/p>\n

Children books are a window open towards the world. A world of knowledge, a universe that fascinated and still fascinates children, preparing them for life, which has always been a gate between fiction and reality.<\/p>\n

The tale Little Red Riding Hood is allegorically illustrated on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 4.30, and on the stamp with the face value of RON 7.60, there is illustrated a Dragon seen as a children\u00b4s friend.<\/p>\n

Issue date: 2010-05-06<\/p>\n

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