Uncle Zabs. The porcupine Dick is underway

Thornton Waldo Burdes (1874-1965)-an American naturalist-research, knew the habits of animals very well and was able to remarkably tell children about them. Over time, Buress began to record these stories. The collection of his works is no less - about 15,000 fairy tales about the rabbit of St. Petersburg, his friends and other inhabitants invented by the writer of the area: green forest, river laughs, friendly ponds, lilac hills, and quintuine beam.
In the life of Uncle Zhabza and the porcupine Dick of a short -term - the main characters of the second book of the series - there is a lot of interesting, funny, and sometimes instructive. The author describes their characters and habits with love and care, and at the same time interferes with information about the lifestyle of these animals: what they eat, how they hunt, what their dwellings look like.
The book is recommended for children 5-8 years old and adults - connoisseurs of good children"s literature