Fly with whims

Jan Grabovsky (1882-1950)-a Polish writer, teacher, mathematician, ethnographer-wrote magnificent books about pets, full of light humor, good laughing, respect and deep understanding of the habits, characters and moods of their heroes.
The collection includes stories about the dachshund of the fly, the lamb tag, the cat Murlyka, the Husyna Malgos, the puppies Rex and Pucika, etc., as well as the story “Tuzik, Red and Guests”. All of them are built on the principle of humanization of animals. Their “internal monologues” and “dialogs” are ridiculous and touching, and actions and even pranks are humane and kind, especially in relation to children.
And the people of Grabovsky, what a sin to hide, is also interesting! Especially the same reasonable adult, on behalf of which is the narrative. It is simple, calm, measured, patient and open. He is a wise man: where necessary - he laughs, where necessary - he will give advice prompted by his own everyday experience. And all this is accompanied by friendly jokes, understandable children, especially since the author always treats his little friends with respect and deep understanding