Magic duck: Bashkir fairy tales

The book includes fairy tales in the translation and processing of talented folklorists from Bashkiria. Olesya and the Akhmadrakhimov Ryza, trembling and with great love gathered an interesting material that will introduce children from different parts of Russia with the Bashkir people.

Speaking of fairy tales, the Bashkir people teaches children to live wisely, enjoy small, appreciate friendship, be generous and kind. Courage and ingenuity here are always rewarded according to merits, and greed and envy are ridiculed and condemned.

5 reasons to buy a book: Magic duck. Bashkir tales
For preschoolers, national fairy tales have not yet been made so beautifully and spectacularly. Costumes, household items, mood are conveyed stylishly and with love. The convenient format will stand well on the shelf. A pleasant bonus is a turn in pictures about the life and culture of each nation.
The book is illustrated by the remarkable artist Alei Pchelolkina, who grew up in Bashkiria and handed over an original folk flavor with great love.
These tales are truly international. They will like the guys of all the peoples of our large country. They are good to read aloud, and then discuss the actions of the heroes together. It will take 10-15 minutes to one fairy tale-no longer the lesson in kindergarten.
The series Round dance of fairy tales creates a bright, friendly image of our country, in which different peoples and different cultures get along. We are all different, but we are all united by values.
Books of the series will help teachers, parents, librarians before school to talk with children that we live in a multinational country, that Russia is our common home