Life and adventures of a tigerka named Buka

Funny stories about a tigerka named Buk were invented by writer Galina Kornilova for her four -year -old granddaughter. Tasia adored animals, but she liked tigers most of all. These striped animals captured the girl’s imagination so much that she began to call herself a tiger. And the name was given to Tigrenka - Buk. And Tasya lived in the village in the summer and loved very much when her grandmother told her different stories.
A curious tigerok goes for a walk in the other direction to open unfamiliar places. On the way, no well -known lip -eyed jumping beast, red bug with black dots, an ill -mannered funnel are found. He tries to jump to the moon, learns to swim, becomes a bridge through a stream, finds friends and flies in a dream, because it grows.
Everything in this author’s book is subordinated to the creative plan of the writer and artist. The writer Galina Kornilova gave a life to a pretty hero who plays, dreams, asks questions and searches for answers to them. He looks at the world with wide open eyes, he is interested in everything. And this is close to all children: stories that happen to him are close and understandable to every child. The artist Ekaterina Kornilova created the image of Tigrenka and the wonderful world that surprises him so. To give this world volume and reliability, Catherine worked in mixed technology. Why are the clouds from the Buki sleep look so fluffy? And because they are from cotton wool. Why is the wings of the bee and dragonflies so transparent? Because they are from a transparent film. Why does a silver stream run like alive? Yes, just water in the stream is laid out of foil. Why does the key in the Buki"s Clothing Machine look like a real one? And because he is made of foil.
Living and vivid illustrations will arouse the imagination of the child and his creative abilities. It is not surprising that if the baby loves Buka and his friends so much that he also wants to take up a pencil, brush and paint, decides to independently make an application or blind heroes from plasticine.
For preschool age