How a hare ran away
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“Once upon a time there was a hare, and he decided to run away from his mother.
- I will run away from you, ”he said.
- And me, - said mom, - I"ll run for you. You are my bunny.
“Then,” said the bunny, “I will become trout in the stream and float away from you.”
- And I, - said mom, - I will become a fisherman and I will catch you.
“Then,” said the bunny, “I will become the highest mountain peak.”
Which child does not tell his mother at least once in his life that he will run away from her to check the boundaries of motherly love. And how, interestingly, mom will react? Will say "immediately stop chatting stupid things"? Or will he play along with him and once again demonstrate that he lives in a cozy, safe world of maternal care and understanding?
So the hero of the famous book by Margaret Wise Brian and Clement Hurda, a little hare, experiences his mother: "And if I become a mountain peak?" - "Then I will turn into climbing." "And if I turn into a bird?" - "I will become a tree, in the branches of which you will get a break."
Maternal fantasy follows the dreams of the child, repeats them, develops, and again and again says: "Do not worry. I am always near. I will always love you". Isn"t that every baby wants to hear these words? Yes, and an adult, however, too ...
Illustrations of this wonderful, time-tested book, on which several generations of English readers have already grown up, after the text take us to the world of fantasies: black and white stripes from the "Real Life" and his mothers alternate bright, colored spreads, on Which dreams become reality.
For preschool age
- I will run away from you, ”he said.
- And me, - said mom, - I"ll run for you. You are my bunny.
“Then,” said the bunny, “I will become trout in the stream and float away from you.”
- And I, - said mom, - I will become a fisherman and I will catch you.
“Then,” said the bunny, “I will become the highest mountain peak.”
Which child does not tell his mother at least once in his life that he will run away from her to check the boundaries of motherly love. And how, interestingly, mom will react? Will say "immediately stop chatting stupid things"? Or will he play along with him and once again demonstrate that he lives in a cozy, safe world of maternal care and understanding?
So the hero of the famous book by Margaret Wise Brian and Clement Hurda, a little hare, experiences his mother: "And if I become a mountain peak?" - "Then I will turn into climbing." "And if I turn into a bird?" - "I will become a tree, in the branches of which you will get a break."
Maternal fantasy follows the dreams of the child, repeats them, develops, and again and again says: "Do not worry. I am always near. I will always love you". Isn"t that every baby wants to hear these words? Yes, and an adult, however, too ...
Illustrations of this wonderful, time-tested book, on which several generations of English readers have already grown up, after the text take us to the world of fantasies: black and white stripes from the "Real Life" and his mothers alternate bright, colored spreads, on Which dreams become reality.
For preschool age
Author:
Author:Wise Brown M.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4370-0257-5
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