Grandmother Winter writes

Funny, and in some places simply hilarious poems about everything that is associated with winter and New Year.
There are many characters in this book, and each one creates a New Year's miracle in their own way. Santa Claus's wife causes a snowstorm, the kikimora made spelling mistakes in a greeting card, the snowman ran away to Kamchatka to be the first to celebrate the holiday. And at home on New Year's Eve, everything is as usual - grandma and grandpa have a squabble, mom wraps you in a warm shawl before going out - run out and catch snowflakes with your mouth.
All this in the amazingly easy style of Masha Rupasova. You and your child will not even notice how you will learn all the poems from this book by heart by the end of the holidays!

Quote:
- Hello,
Grandfather Frost! -
The boy Vasya said.
- You can hide it.
Your bag,
I haven't learned the poem!

Why the book is worth reading

Not only children but also adults will be delighted with the situations described in the book. You will find funny quatrains for any occasion in life and decorate your New Year's greetings to friends with them.

Vintage illustrations by Yulia Somina will help you return to childhood and share these memories with your little one.

The book will create a New Year's mood for the whole family. Just read the first page out loud to feel how coziness comes into the house, like yellow light from mom's floor lamp.

Masha's poems are very easy to remember, your child will definitely have something to tell Santa Claus at the party, unlike the boy Vasya.

Recommended reader age: 3+

Author: Masha Rupasova
Artist: Yulia Somina
Year of release: 2020
Publisher: Alpina Publisher
Pages: 64
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 262x206x9 mm
ISBN: 978-5-9614-2880-3