Elephant Lalya
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Cheerful Denisian stories are known to several generations: children, parents, grandparents. This is the most readable and rereadful legacy of the writer Viktor Yuzfovich Dragunsky. But few people know that Dragunsky in his youth worked on the Manege of the Moscow Circus, a red clown and described everything that was survived by them, in the lyrical story for adults today and daily. The main character of the story - Circus Clown Nikolay Veprov, a person whose job is to mix people. Fragment of the story telling about the talented circus artist - a trained elephant, with a small author"s refinement turned into a great story for children Slonich Lyalka.
The plot of the story is simple: Slonich Lyalka fell ill, and Cloown Nikolai Winds cured her, because firmly loved and respected, and she was more expensive than an old friend for him. From this small history a great history of a person with a kind heart is built, a generous, disinterested in love with his profession, gently and reverently relating to his chief viewer - children for whom the Circus is a native home and a whole universe.
The story is interesting from a cognitive point of view, because the author describes in detail the circus stoken.
Reprint of the book Slonich Lyalka revives illustrations of an undeservedly forgotten artist Igor Alekseevich Kononova, a lot that has worked with children"s publishing houses in the 60-70s of the XX century
The plot of the story is simple: Slonich Lyalka fell ill, and Cloown Nikolai Winds cured her, because firmly loved and respected, and she was more expensive than an old friend for him. From this small history a great history of a person with a kind heart is built, a generous, disinterested in love with his profession, gently and reverently relating to his chief viewer - children for whom the Circus is a native home and a whole universe.
The story is interesting from a cognitive point of view, because the author describes in detail the circus stoken.
Reprint of the book Slonich Lyalka revives illustrations of an undeservedly forgotten artist Igor Alekseevich Kononova, a lot that has worked with children"s publishing houses in the 60-70s of the XX century
Author:
Author:Dragunsky V.Yu.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Molded
Series:
Series: Thin masterpieces for the smallest
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00041-189-6
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