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描述：農夫找到純金的臼，他以為把金臼獻給國王，就會被獎賞。但他的女兒卻認為國王會誤會他私藏了杵棒。農夫還是把臼獻給國王，國王果然問了杵棒的下落，把農夫關進大牢！農夫後悔沒有聽女兒的話，哭喊：「要是當初聽女兒的話就好了！」國王聽說，便把農夫叫來，農夫告訴國王女兒說的話，國王便要人把農夫的女兒帶進皇宮…… 本書改編自《格林童話》，農家女孩運用機智，救了父親和無辜的樵夫，也救了自己。她的善良也感動了糊塗的國王。 A peasant found a mortar made of pure gold and wanted to give it to the king. However, his daughter told him that if they had the mortar without having the pestle, he had much better say nothing about it. As the girl expected, the king thought the peasant hid the pestle and put him in the jail. The peasant cried out, “Ah! If I had but listened to my daughter!” The kind heard this word, and commanded his men to bring the girl to the palace... The girl then became the queen and cleverly saved herself and won back her husband’s heart. Renowned illustrator Tatarnikov vividly captures through his illustrations the characteristics of the characters, such as the queen's wisdom and beauty, and the king’s arrogance and foolishness. Tatarnikov’s beautiful and exquisite illustrations entice
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農夫找到純金的臼，他以為把金臼獻給國王，就會被獎賞。但他的女兒卻認為國王會誤會他私藏了杵棒。農夫還是把臼獻給國王，國王果然問了杵棒的下落，把農夫關進大牢！農夫後悔沒有聽女兒的話，哭喊：「要是當初聽女兒的話就好了！」國王聽說，便把農夫叫來，農夫告訴國王女兒說的話，國王便要人把農夫的女兒帶進皇宮…… 本書改編自《格林童話》，農家女孩運用機智，救了父親和無辜的樵夫，也救了自己。她的善良也感動了糊塗的國王。
A peasant found a mortar made of pure gold and wanted to give it to the king. However, his daughter told him that if they had the mortar without having the pestle, he had much better say nothing about it. As the girl expected, the king thought the peasant hid the pestle and put him in the jail. The peasant cried out, “Ah! If I had but listened to my daughter!” The kind heard this word, and commanded his men to bring the girl to the palace... The girl then became the queen and cleverly saved herself and won back her husband’s heart. Renowned illustrator Tatarnikov vividly captures through his illustrations the characteristics of the characters, such as the queen\'s wisdom and beauty, and the king’s arrogance and foolishness. Tatarnikov’s beautiful and exquisite illustrations entice readers to involve themselves in this interesting story.
