Jelly shores

In the new, sweetest book, Masha tells the stories of the inhabitants of a butter. All year round - from spring to winter - a stormy life boils on the jelly shores: marmalade wakes up to the steering wheel, drying walks with a cracker, the codes are harvested, and Baba Yaga is waiting for Santa Claus.
Funny stories about the adventures of the inhabitants of the town near the dairy river will not let the whole family be bored with long winter evenings.

For children from 6 to 9 years old

chips:
• From the author of the books", the old women fell from the sky ", Mom’s man is traveling" and "Tales of the King of Sausage"
• The first New Year"s Book of Masha Rupasova
• Poems that delight both children and parents

A child I went to the village to my grandmother every summer. My childhood passed on the banks of a beautiful sword. I was surrounded by wonderful village old women - strong, gold from the Sun, who passed the war, working in the Demint. In the evenings they gathered for gatherings: they sat on benches, talked, sometimes told terrible tales, joked, sang ditties. And I probably simply absorbed these wonderful folk rhythms and rhymes that I have been sharing with you after thirty years. It seems to me that everyone has its jelly shores, on which a bright happy childhood passed.
Masha Rupasova, children"s poet

Why is the book worthy of reading
• Masha began to compose poems for her son, and in 2015, the collection of her poems "from the sky fell from the old woman" received the Prize "Manuscript of the Year" in the nomination "Best Children"s Book". And it is not surprising, because these kind and funny, and in some places, just hilarious poems like both young readers and their mothers, dads, grandparents.
• Masha’s poems are very easy to teach. At the presentations of books, the kids set long lines behind the autograph, so that after telling the author her poems by heart. Therefore, each new book of Masha is an event.
• Imagine the book of Masha Rupasova without illustrations by Julia Somina is almost almost impossible: the poet and artist have been working in tandem for a long time. Julia herself admits that illustrations for the book "Tales of King Sausage Tsar" are one of her best works. The jelly shores" continue this style.
• This cozy winter book is ideal for the New Year"s gift. Both children and adults.

Who is the author
Masha Rupasova - 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 "from the sky fell from the old woman" received the Prize "Manuscript of the Year" in the nomination "Best Children"s Book". The release of each of her books is a holiday for children and their parents.

illustrator
Julia Somina - an illustrator artist. 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" alphabet "of the Pinocchio" was published in 2011. Since then, in the portfolio of Julia, several dozen books for both children and adults