Amazing illustrations by the artist Yu. Korovin, an outstanding master of children's illustration, complement the atmosphere of joy from reading beautiful poetic lines.

Not all microbes are harmful. Petka is actually useful. Without people like him, we wouldn't have sour cream or kefir. There are so many microbes in one drop of water that you can't count them. You need a microscope to see these little ones. But maybe they are also looking at us - from the other side of the magnifying glass?

Georgy Alekseevich's stories about his native nature are so interesting and colorful that several cartoons ‘Forest Travelers’ (1951) and ‘In the Forest Thicket’ (1954) (co-authored with Vera Chaplina) were made based on them.

Das Grüffelokind ist da! Beherzt und mutig zieht es los, denn es will endlich wissen, ob es die große böse Maus wirklich gibt.Eine echte Fortsetzung des Klassikers »Der Grüffelo« mit zauberhaften Bildern von Axel Scheffler und lustigen Versen von Julia Donaldson. Denn es ist wahr: »Die wunderschönen Bilderbücher dieses erfolgreichen Duos gehören zum Besten, was man Kindern schenken kann.«...

Author of the famous ABC-book presents a reader and recommends it as a continuation of learning how to read and think critically. There are many short texts, poems, proverbs with many questions for contemplating and expanding general knowledge about the world. Book is illustrated with famous reproductions by famous Russian Artists.

Coloring book with traditional Sakha scenes with poems on every page.

Step 2 of the series ‘I read to myself’ Font for dyslexics (and not only). Friends Hare and Bear congratulate their grandmother on her birthday and also choose a new car.

Vitaly Bianchi was and remains one of the most beloved, kind and humane children's writers. 'Translators from the wordless' - so he called himself and his associates, writing about the life of animals. Most of all, Bianchi loves to talk about those animals that anyone can meet in their garden, on the banks of a neighboring river, in the forests and fields of the northern and central Russian...

The Russian folk tale about the Snow Maiden is read with enthusiasm at any age. It is full of magic and slight sadness, because it not only tells the wonderful story of a tender and fragile snow girl, but also reveals the secrets of the world around it: the change of seasons, the struggle between cold and heat, the water cycle in nature. In the surprisingly harmonious and graceful drawings of...