"First-graders and zh-zh-zh" are four unusual stories about children, birds, animals and more. What do four rook friends discuss on the snowy ice of the Fontanka? Why did the sedate and reasonable Badger lose his peace and fall out of love with his cozy hole? Who is the tundra dweller, and how did the boy Petya save the northern nature? And, of course, what should a first-grader do to tame the letter "zh"?
"Good evening!" answered the Raccoon. "And what are you doing here?" "I am watching the big world, contemplating the starry sky." "Hmm," thought the Badger. "And what is the big world?" "The big world is what is above the forest. The big world is what is beyond the forest."
- Four fascinating children's stories for independent reading.
- The events take place in a school, in the forest, on the streets of St. Petersburg and even in the tundra.
- About the first days at school through the eyes of first-graders.
- How to distinguish a crow from a rook, and a rook from a jackdaw?
Recommended reader age: 6+
Author:
Evgenia Chernyshova, Elena Smeshlivaya
Year of issue: 2023
Publisher: Alpina Publisher
Pages: 112
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 200x241x14 mm
ISBN: 978-5-9614-3468-2