Sysh and Roy. Happy Days

Lovely stories about two inseparable friends, Smirm and Roy, was composed by British writer Joyce Dunbar. And the wonderful British artist James Meihey, who liked this pretty couple, that he filled their world with things and objects from his own life.
In Lesnoy, more often behind the hole of the rabbit and next to the hollow, owls live balanced, soft and reasonable musculoskel and eccentric, capricious, selfish, but captivating the mole of a mole. Their happy days are filled with a variety of events: in six short stories, the smoke crash, and Roy experiences the strength of the hammock, the swarm loses, and the smoke finds the swarm of the swarm, together they learn to catch the falling autumn sheet on the fly, together rejoice at the first daffodil of spring, and they desperately argue about Tom, it is good or bad to have a mustache of different lengths, they learn to wait for something special to the least and cheerfully celebrate Roy"s birthday with their friends-rat, rabbit, hedgehog and owl.
Sysh and Roy. Happy days ”continue the traditions of English children"s literature. Funny dialogues, actions and relationships of heroes, and, most importantly, the tenderness and kindness that literally every line is permeated, allow you to compare this book with such classic works as the “wind in the willows” of Kennet Graham and “Winnie the Pooh” by Alan Milna. Adults will no doubt appreciate subtle humor, and children will surely love these living and bright characters