Carpentry stories, or how Grisha made toys

Aida to build a house - for starlings! Grisha will be a great joiner! Only tools are needed: nails, a hammer, a vice, and also ... like her ... a knife ... no, not so - a hacksaw! Grisha, Masha, mom and dad took up business together. Not only a bird’s house will be built, but also a squirrel bed. Living in the country is so exciting! "The carpentry stories, or how Grisha made toys" - simple and wise country stories, understandable to a six -year -old child.
The carpenter and the carrier from Grisha are so far useless. The hammer flies directly into the finger, the board is viciously pricks. I want to quit everything! But mom and dad will tell, help: it turns out that it is easier to work together! Jences and bruises are not insulting when you study the new. Trying to make the bed, Grisha learns to negotiate and get along with others. "So you have grown! He scored a nail and raised, ”Mom once says. "Nail down, I"m upstairs!" - Grisha will be delighted. This is such a thing - work!
Julia Kuznetsova, the author of popular novels for teenagers ("invented bugs", "House P", trilogy "First work", etc) tries himself in a new genre - cognitive history in pictures for readers -elevators. The artist Sergei Gavrilov helps her - thanks to him, the fairy -tale story of Maria Botheva “Lighthouse - Look!” The writer and artist achieve exceptional understanding: illustrations and text literally turn into a single whole, not even twice, but three times more than they could separately.
For primary school age