Hot stone

Arkady Petrovich Gaidar (1904–1941) is a Soviet writer, author of children"s books (Chuk and Huck, Timur and his team, the fate of the drummer, etc), participated in the civil and Great Patriotic Wars. He dreamed of getting to the front and fight, like his father. A.P. Gaidar was only 14 years old when he became the commander of the detachment. In 1922, he was demobilized from the ranks of the Red Army. The first work of A.P. Gaidara was published in 1925. It was the story In the days of defeats and victories. Since 1932, the writer has been working as a special, and later military correspondent in different newspapers and magazines. Many works by A.P. Gaidara entered the school curriculum and found their readers in different countries of the world. The tale Hot Stone was printed in 1941 in the Children"s magazine Murzilka. As in every fairy tale, in “Hot Stone” there is a “lesson” to “good fellows”. The main idea of ​​the work is simple, but very important - life must be lived with dignity so that there is no need to rewrite it. Life is given to a person once, do not waste it on useless deeds and bad deeds. The story The Fourth Dug Gaidar wrote by order of his wife L.L. Solomyanskaya. She worked as the editor of Pioneer Pravda on the Radio and asked Gaidar to write a small story for the radio gas. Three friends suddenly find themselves in the epicenter of military exercises. The guys do not understand what is actually happening, whether they will be able to get out alive, and this becomes a serious test for them. For the first time, the story was transmitted on the radio in 1930, and in 1931 it was published by a separate book. For primary school age. The text of the works is given without abbreviations