In a house with a carrot roof, a sheep named Ragu, a wolf named Wok, and a crocodile named Omelet lived happily and happily. One day, Omelet ran for a stick and brought back a tiger cub - soft and fluffy, a real Plusha! The sheep wanted to keep Plusha for herself, but the wolf said that they needed to take the tiger cub home. As they walked up the river, Plusha did not lag behind Ragu one step: he clung to the sheep and affectionately purred in her ear. "What a lovely baby!" - said the sheep and everyone they met along the way. And only Omelet noticed what the others did not: the tiger cub loved mice and fish for a reason - he loved to eat them! And he also had an unusual interest in the sheep! Omelet's suspicions were confirmed when the tiger cub brought them home, to his dad and mom tigers. And everything could have ended very sadly, if not for Omelet, who could hardly be called charming, but who turned out to be a faithful and devoted friend!
British author Steve Smallman came up with a story that helps develop critical thinking, teaches how to distinguish selfless love from pretense, and see the inner content behind the external form. And the young French artist Joelle Dreidemy drew funny and touching illustrations for this story.
Recommended reader age: 2+
Author: Steve Smallman
Artist: Joel Dreidemi
Translation: Galina Filatova
Pages: 32
Publisher: Melik-Pashayev
Cover type: Softcover
Dimensions: 210 × 260 × 3 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00041-478-1