True hedgehog

Hans Fallas (1893-1947) - a German writer with a difficult character and difficult fate, wrote his tales in 1938, during a painful choice between the need to emigrate from fascist Germany and the desire to stay in his native country. It is all the more amazing that his fairy tales - domestic and at the same time magical - leave a bright impression.
The unlucky chicken saved the princess, the day when everything happened, the scruff of the nurse, turned out to be a dream, the hedgehog saved the man from the bite of the viper and became his faithful friend, the terrible guests of the bear and the fox got it, and the insidious rat failed To the person - and rightly!
After reading the tales of Hans Fallas, I want to say: everything will be fine!
And the author’s optimism is reinforced by the magical illustrations of the inventor and the most witty person of Gennady Yasinsky.
The book will appeal to children from 4 years old.
Large font and "breathing" layout are attractive for independent younger schoolchildren