CDMP3 Pencil and Samodelkin on the island of insects
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The studio Ardis offers small listeners an audiobook "Pencil and Samodelkin on the island of giant insects", the story of the children"s writer Valentin Postnikov, who composes funny and cognitive stories about the adventures of little men. The heroes of Postnikov have long been loved by children. A pencil is an artist who has a magic pencil instead of his nose, and everything that he draws becomes real. Samodelkin is an iron man who makes the most incredible cars. They live in a magic school where three little guys are taught - Prutik, Chizhik and Nastya magic and kindness. And they also have an older friend - the famous geographer, professor Semyon Semenovich Pykhtelkin, who knows everything in the world, and two familiar robbers - Pirate Boule -Bul and a hole spy.
This time little wizards and their friends go to a tiny island, not applied to any map of the world, which almost no one knows about. On a mysterious island, snails the size of a cow crawl and grasshoppers jump the size of a horse. An exciting plot and various information set forth along the plot make an audiobook not only entertaining and exciting, but also truly useful and cognitive.
Contractors: Chovzhik A.
Sound time: 03:45
Format: MPEG-I LAYER-3 (MP3), 256 KBPS, 16 BIT, 44.1 KHZ, STEREO
Mobile: 1 CD
This time little wizards and their friends go to a tiny island, not applied to any map of the world, which almost no one knows about. On a mysterious island, snails the size of a cow crawl and grasshoppers jump the size of a horse. An exciting plot and various information set forth along the plot make an audiobook not only entertaining and exciting, but also truly useful and cognitive.
Contractors: Chovzhik A.
Sound time: 03:45
Format: MPEG-I LAYER-3 (MP3), 256 KBPS, 16 BIT, 44.1 KHZ, STEREO
Mobile: 1 CD
Category:
- Category:Audio & Video courses
- Category:Cartoons & Multimedia & 3D
Dimensions:
Dimensions:12x14x1 cm
Series:
Series: Children's literature
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