Mishkin Porridge. Stories

Modern children sometimes read the stories of Nikolai Nosov as science fiction. In fact, as possible: younger students and even kindergartens themselves dig the ground, plant vegetables or trees, confidently use a hammer and a file, and even - who would have thought! - In the evening, some go to the forest to independently, without the help of adults, cut the Christmas tree for the New Year! Parents and grandfathers with grandmothers only smile in response - after all, they lived just that way. They themselves poured a rink in the yard and prepared gifts for the New Year, cooked porridge and laid beds in the garden, helped comrades to fix "deuces" and disassembled the phone to see what electricity is made of. But in the stories of Nikolai Nosov, these difficult, and sometimes boring classes suddenly become incredibly attractive. And the young reader gradually, without boring and mentor moralizing, assimilates a simple truth: one of the greatest pleasures in life is the joy of creation, the pleasure of joint creativity with