Kashtanka. Rice. G.A.V. Tram

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov wrote his most famous story for the children of Kashtanka in 1887. A touching story about the lost dog, her wanderings, experiences, her fear and joy from meeting with the owner for life sinks into the soul and makes us think about our responsibility to animals and ourselves. It is very important in childhood to read precisely such works that affect feelings and remain in the heart. The book has amazing illustrations of the outstanding St. Petersburg artists-schedules of the brothers A. and V. Trazht, laureates of many awards. From the pages of the book, the chestnut looks at readers, and it is impossible to stop until you read the whole book to the end.
The work is included in the school curriculum.
for primary school age