The cat from the bakery

The English poetess and writer Joan Eiken (1924-2004) composed fairy tales about the things of simple, but at the same time wonderful.
The cat ascended on the yeast, which, along with warm milk, was treated for colds. The apple pie, which vaguely reminds us of the well -known tower, went into flight. The King of the grasshoppers slapped in the oatmeal of the beautiful but poor girl Bridget and generously awarded her for salvation from porridge. The north wind, in gratitude for the release from the branches of the prickly tree, gave a little Laure a magic necklace from rain drops. Baby Daisy, forced to play on dirty construction sites where her father works, suddenly finds herself on the moon, walks among the lunar daisies and rides on lunar horses.
Whatever happens in Joan Eiken"s fairy tales, a happy life awaits all good people in the finale of all good people. And a good cat, as you know, does not happen much.
The elegant style of Joan Eiken is carefully preserved by an expert on English -speaking literature and a talented translator Grigory Kruzhkov.
Bright, extremely saturated with color, illustrations, instantly attracting the attention of children, are made by the artist David Khaykin.
For preschool and primary school age