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Duckling Charlie prepared a treat for his friend Clara, whom he invited to dinner. And suddenly he saw an ant on the floor. What a kryashmar! Insects in the house! Clara will decide that he is dirty! These are the thoughts flashed in his duck head in just a second. Charlie chased the ant and drove him under the stove. To push the stove, Charlie needed to turn off the gas and remove all the pots. But the ant managed to scroll into the crack on the wall. Charlie brought a hammer and hit the wall. The ant as if evaporated. Charlie beat and beat everything, the hole was growing and growing. Outside the wall, Charlie saw a water pipe and an ant calmly sitting on it. Charlie aimed well and cracked with a hammer through the pipe. He did not get into the ant, but he struck the pipe. Water poured from the hole, which flooded, and then washed away his house. Poor Charlie had to look for another refuge. Starting in a new place, he again invited Clara to dinner. And again I saw an ant. But he remembered the last lesson well and this time did differently.
A series about Henry"s unlucky duckling, in Russian translation by Charlie, was invented and painted by the American writer and illustrator Robert Kvakenbush (1929–2021) Funny stories with an unexpected ending will like children from 4 years old. Listening, the baby will follow with interest the development of events and in all pictures to look for an ant, which the artist tried to better hide. And older children will be able to read the book on their own with pleasure. A large clear font, short sentences and the intentional use of the same words and designs will facilitate this task
A series about Henry"s unlucky duckling, in Russian translation by Charlie, was invented and painted by the American writer and illustrator Robert Kvakenbush (1929–2021) Funny stories with an unexpected ending will like children from 4 years old. Listening, the baby will follow with interest the development of events and in all pictures to look for an ant, which the artist tried to better hide. And older children will be able to read the book on their own with pleasure. A large clear font, short sentences and the intentional use of the same words and designs will facilitate this task
Author:
Author:Роберт Квакенбуш
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00041-500-9
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