Once upon a time there was a dog. Tales for joint reading of parents and children

In the book of the St. Petersburg psychologist of the family and childhood of Irina Mimasheva, ten fairy stories are represented that will help the kids gain confidence in their abilities, understand the value of friendship and cooperation, kindness and mutual assistance. These tales will help children not be afraid to make and correct mistakes, think positively and find a way out of any, even fabulous situation.
The main character of the book is a nice dog bow who likes to ask questions and find out answers. He loves to make discoveries, learns to be friends, sympathize, communicate, help, overcome difficulties and be bold, persistent and attentive. Sometimes he falls into difficult situations and performs very important exploits, helps out friends from trouble and, of course, does not forget about adventures.
A. F. Kovaleva, candidate of psychological sciences: "This publication was preceded by extremely serious preparation and a deep analysis of pedagogical knowledge. The author’s unconditional merit is the study, systematization, attentive generalization of theoretical and practical experience and its presentation in the form of a structured and consistent result. The practical significance of the publication is high. It can be recommended and in demand by teachers working at this level of the educational system of the Russian Federation. "
.... the bow sat in his favorite place near the large window, looked out into the street and thought. He always loved to think the bow and he did it well, all the more, always, after the bow he thinks about something, he would come up with something, and if he comes up with something, he will definitely do it