Shchepkin and the treacherous girls

There are books that everyone should read in childhood. Among them are the books of the famous Norwegian writer Anne-Katrine Westli (1920-2008). In her homeland, her name is known to everyone, and her popularity in Europe can only be compared with the popularity of Astrid Lindgren. Over more than half a century of literary creativity, Westli wrote 56 books and received the honorary title of Grandmother of all Norway. Her books have been translated into many languages ​​and are extremely popular all over the world.
If you like Anne-Katrine Westley's books about mom, dad, grandma, eight kids and a truck, then you'll definitely like the stories about Baby and his best friend Shchepkin. Three-year-old Baby moved into a new house with his dad, mom and older brother. One day, among the debris of an old pine tree left over from the construction of the house, he found a piece of root that looked surprisingly like a little man. That's how Baby met Shchepkin. The story "Shchepkin and the Sneaky Girls" tells how Baby saved Shchepkin from two neighbor girls who wanted to get Shchepkin for themselves by hook or by crook...

Recommended reader age: 4+

Author: Anne-Katrine Westley
Artist: Chelak Vadim
Translation: Drobot Olga
Year of release: 2021
Publisher: Makhaon
Pages: 144
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 242x200x13 mm
ISBN: 978-5-389-12389-2