An instructive story of the wonderful children's writer Anatoly Mityaev about the capricious girl Dasha and one day of her life, which started badly but happily ended. This edition reproduces the famous illustrations of a talented Soviet artist Tatiana Eremina. They very accurately convey the bright mood of the book, which the little reader will surely catch. And adult members of the family...

Cute and funny Swedish folk folk songs in a brilliant translation by Irina Tokmakova as if really intertwined a round dance of funny and instructive little stories. The book is illustrated by the famous artist Anatoly Kokorin.

These nursery rhymes for the little ones are full of recognizable stories. Here are the grandchildren going to their grandmother. Here is a family eating porridge and washing dishes. And this is Mitenka, who does not want to get up. The book is illustrated with live, cheerful pictures by Mikhail Romadin. Komi-Permian folk songs. Retelling by Lev Ivanovich Kuzmin.

The stories of Yakov Taits for the little ones, illustrated by Heinrich Valk, will tell the kids how Masha and Misha shared a pencil, why the gray wolf ended up in a cage, what kind of animal can be assembled from blocks and how one toy can turn into three at once. For preschool age.

Splat is excited because his grandfather told Splat that you can hear the sea if you put a seashell up to your ear. Splat is determined to discover a shell like that to bring back for his grandfather. But as hard as he looks on the beach, all he can find is broken shells. Until he gets some help from a new friend - a whale.

Splat is really excited about going camping-until his mom tells him she has invited his rival, Spike. Will Spike ruin Splat's trip? Or maybe Splat will learn that his worst enemy isn't so different from him after all..

The series 'Fairy Tale in Minutes' includes the most favorite children's fairy tales about eternal values - kindness, support, friendship and mutual assistance. - A lot of pictures that you can look at, describe, ask questions about them.

Do you think that young readers can only be interested in educational books about insects and birds, about life in past geological eras or about cosmic wonders? Lesya Movchun talks about the language in such a fascinating way that children will definitely want to read the book to the end!