Sleeping on soft herbs wanders

Alice and Jack played the ball in the yard and suddenly heard some strange lingering sounds coming from the forest nearby.

Let"s go see! - suggests Alice.

The forest is wonderful, warm and deep. What awaits Alice and Jack in him is more important and surprising than what they had seen and knew before. In the evening they will return home unharmed, and their adventure will make them a little closer to each other, a little more adult and better. This is a beautiful quiet fairy tale about trust and care, change and courage. For whom: for children from three years old. The translation of the lullaby was made by Marina Boroditskaya.


About the authors

Timothy Napman - a modern English children"s writer, playwright, as well as the author of words and a libretto to many popular songs, musicals and operas. He was born in London and studied the story in Oxford. His books are translated into twenty languages.

Helen Oksenbury is one of the most gifted and successful children"s illustrators of our days. Her works are awarded with many international and British professional awards, in particular, twice - a prestigious Kate Greenway medal, which is annually awarded to the best children"s artists. Helen’s books have passed the test of time - for fifty years they have been loved far beyond the borders of her native England.
For children from 3 years old