Skunk Frankie Fu. Beaver Bobert

Thornton Waldo Burdes (1874-1965)-American naturalist-research, classic of children"s literature of the 20th century. He knew the habits of animals very well and knew how to remarkably tell children about them. Over time, Buress began to record these stories. So there was a huge cycle of fairy tales - about 15,000 - about the rabbit of St. Petersburg, his friends and other inhabitants invented by the writer of the area: a green forest, river laughs, a friendly pond, lilac hills, and a cheap -up beam.
The wonderful naturalist Burzes surprisingly accurately describes the bestial habits of the inhabitants of the surroundings he had invented. This lies in the cognitive value of the stories of Burgeses. At the same time, all this motley and diverse company speaks humanly, and the adventures and tricks of the heroes unobtrusively present children with the first lessons on the topic "what is good and what is bad."
The main characters of the third book of the series - Skuns Frankie Fu and Bober Bobert - each with their own character and way of life. Skuns Frankie Fu Virtuoso owns a secret weapon with the mysterious name "Fuli", and Bober Bobert masterfully builds dams and huts.
A great exciting reading for children 5-8 years old.
The book is also good for family reading