A Tale of the Alphabet

Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, an ironic author of dark chronicles and mystical tales for adults, wrote a touching, warm story for children about Little Ram, who did not know a single letter. In addition, like most children, he was very stubborn.

There are many fun methods and manuals on how to teach letters with a child. Mother Sheep, without thinking twice, used a great method. As if in passing, on the way home and at home during dinner, she drew Little Ram's attention to the first letters of signs or any words needed in everyday life. She tied the word "sorry" to the letter "I", the name of the store "Books" to "K", lunch to "O", and of course, "daddy" to "P". And Little Ram instantly remembered these letters. And how could he not remember the letter "U" - after all, Father Sheep works as a Dill Counter!

The training was so successful that in the evening Little Ram enthusiastically scribbled all the learned letters on a piece of paper.

Listening to this fairy tale, kids will easily remember the entire alphabet together with the Little Ram.

Letter-images and witty plot drawings were made by the artist Artem Kostyukevich, who perfectly feels the uniqueness of Lyudmila Petrushevskaya’s work.

Recommended reader age: 3+

Author: Lyudmila Petrushevskaya
Artist: Artyom Kostyukevich
Number of pages: 16
Publisher: Melik-Pashayev
Cover type: Softcover
Dimensions: 280 × 215 × 5 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00041-561-0