Grandma Winter writes

Funny, and in some places simply hilarious poems about everything that is associated with winter and New Year.
There are many heroes in this book, and each in their own way creates a New Year"s miracle. The wife of Santa Claus causes a blizzard, Kikimora made spelling errors in a congratulatory postcard, the snowman fled to Kamchatka to first meet the holiday. And at home on the eve of the New Year, everything, as usual - grandmother and grandfather staged a skirmish, mother wrapped in a warm scarf before leaving - run out and catch snowflakes with his mouth.
All this is in the amazingly light syllable of Masha Rupatova. You and your child will not even notice how to learn all the verses from this book by the end of the holidays!
Why read:
From the situations described in the book, not only children, but also adults will be delighted. You will find funny quatrains for any occasion from life and decorate your New Year"s congratulations to your friends. The vintage illustrations of Yulia Somina will help to return to childhood and share these memories with her baby. The book will create a New Year mood for the whole family. Just read the first page out loud to feel how coziness comes into the house, like a yellow light from my mother’s floor lamp. Poems are very easily remembered, your child will definitely be something to tell Santa Claus on the matinee, unlike the Boy Vasya. About the author Masha Rupasova is a children"s poet. She worked as a teacher of the Russian language and literature, an editor in glossy magazines. She began to compose poems for her son, and in 2015, the collection of her poems “The Old Woman fell from the sky” received the “Manuscript of the Year” award in the nomination “Best Children"s Book”. The release of each of her books is a holiday for children and their parents. The illustrator Julia Somina is an illustrator. After graduating from the Moscow Academic Art School, she worked at Soyuzmultfilm. In 1990, she moved to the UK and became a book illustrator. He works with British and Russian publishers. The first book with her illustrations “The same“ ABC ”of Pinocchio” was published in 2011. Since then, in the portfolio of Julia, several dozen books for both children and adults