Kolobok: a fairy tale in verse

Where do we start shaping a young reader? Correctly, with poetic forms - jokes, funny stories, chants, and, of course, lullabies! Fairy tales in verse fit into the same category of poetic words. Folklore is present in a child's life as something natural and unifying. Poetry, as a phenomenon of cultural life, brings together not only generations but also forms the unity of a nation and its people. Prose seems to be more understandable. We don't speak in rhymes in our family! But when there are children around, it naturally leads to rhymed lines. The young ones are drawn to rap, and mature people are drawn to well-known verses from childhood. Notice that it's intuitive, and not in vain! Because poems are more rhythmic, easier to digest, and easier to perceive. And it's wonderful when they are read to a child by their mother, father, grandmother, or grandfather! Dear reader, our rosy-cheeked Kolobok invites you once again to go on a forest journey with him. And bright, colorful, and modern illustrations will help you fully immerse yourself in the magical world of childhood.

"Kolobok. A fairy tale in verse" is an exciting literary work created by M.V. Belkina specifically for the youngest readers aged 0 and up. In this unique book, the classic story of Kolobok comes to life in verse, offering little ones their first steps into the world of words and perception. Each line of the book for a child is not only a fun adventure with Kolobok but also an opportunity to develop attention, memory, and literary perception. Colorful illustrations accompanying the text create a magical atmosphere, making reading irresistibly interesting for the little ones and their parents. "Kolobok. A fairy tale in verse" is not only the first book for toddlers but also an unforgettable introduction to the magical world of literature. Developmental literature specially designed for children aged 0+ becomes an integral part of literary heritage, bringing joy and fun to every home where little readers live. Let's read it ourselves!