What are the morals of the snow maiden Russian fairy tales?

Your question all depends on the story. In a Grimm called The Raven, a baby princess is making a whole lot of noise. The mother looks out the window, and wishes her baby was a raven, and would fly away. So the baby transformed into a raven and was cursed, and flew right out the window, then there's a whole thing about a giant and a glass hill. long story short, be careful what you wish for. There are a lot of morals, like a few i know of. Be careful what you wish for, don't make a deal with a devil, don't lie. And way to many more to mention, but it all depends on the story. I personally would recommend a story called Snow White. It's much better than the Disney version, just because it's a bit more violent.