The story of how Benjamin saved Anastasia

In the cellar of a large house lived a quiet and modest little mouse named Benjamin. One morning, a noisy and unpleasant person named Anastasia von Myshkin invaded his domain. She threw the simple-minded Benjamin out into the street, declaring that this was her house. However, an encounter with the terror of all the inhabitants of the estate, the cat Lucifer, which almost cost her her life, made her look at Benjamin with completely different eyes. And at the same time, she understood something important about herself.
Swiss writer Karin Norup and Swedish artist Annika Svensson have created a surprisingly lively and colorful world in which two mice, Benjamin and Anastasia, meet, quarrel, make peace, learn to be friends and understand each other. It will be interesting for a child to follow what happens to them and how Anastasia's behavior changes throughout this story. And for parents, this will be a good opportunity to talk to their child about what kindness, caring and empathy are.
The "For the Little Ones" series is designed for children aged 3 to 5 years. It contains the best picture books by contemporary foreign authors and artists. Each book has an interesting plot, understandable to the youngest children, and bright illustrations on each spread.
It is these books that help parents out when they ask themselves the inevitable question, "What else should I read?", if all the children's classics have been read and reread and watched to the point of holes. In addition, the books in the "For the Little Ones" series are perfect for the first independent reading for older preschool children.
You can read about other adventures of Benjamin and Anastasia in the book "The Story of How Anastasia Saved Benjamin". 

Recommended reader age: 2+

Author: Karin Norup
Artist: Svensson Annika
Translation: Pavel Frenkel
Year of release: 2020
Pages: 32
Publisher: Melik-Pashayev
Cover type: Softcover
Dimensions: 209x259x4 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00041-346-3