A fairy tale about the snake - a seven -headed villain, mosquito and a bird - a jelly -jelly
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Kapan Satybaldin (1917-1969) - a famous Kazakh poet, prose writer, playwright. A special place in the work of Kapan Satybaldin is occupied by poems dedicated to children. In 1956, he wrote a poem for children in the Kazakh language "Karlygash Turalya Atsyz" ("Legend of a swallow) This poem was translated into Russian and published in the form of an illustrated book - "Tale of a snake - a seven -headed villain, a mosquito and a bird - a swallow -blue one". This fairy tale is a legend about a swallow, about how good wins evil. A brave swallow-jelly saves people from a ferocious and bloodthirsty seven-headed snake, confusing all the plans of the insidious mosquito, not allowing a snake to taste human blood. How did the swallow manage to outwit the mosquito? But about this, dear children, you will find out by reading this entertaining and instructive fairy tale!
This book also included the chosen works of Kapan Satybaldin, dedicated to the amazing period of human life - childhood.
This book is for preschool children, for younger students and their teachers, for adults who want to plunge into the world of their childhood again
This book also included the chosen works of Kapan Satybaldin, dedicated to the amazing period of human life - childhood.
This book is for preschool children, for younger students and their teachers, for adults who want to plunge into the world of their childhood again
Author:
Author:Satybaldin Kapan
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Languages
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94084-056-5
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