Quack fell in love

Flagschonok Kwak does not know what to him. Is he sad or rejoicing? He throws it in the heat, then in the cold, and inside something quickly, quickly knocks: Tuk-Tuk-Tuk-Tuk! The explanation of such a strange state of the frog fits the hare, and it turns out that Kwak fell in love! At first he did not even know who, and then remembered: I fell in love with a pretty, beautiful, wonderful white camp! " But how to tell her about your feelings? And how to find out if she will love in response?
Books about Kwak come out today in 40 languages ​​around the world, and everywhere critics recognize them with genuine minimalist masterpieces. In them, simple words and images are told about very complex and important things for each person: about knowing the big world, about knowing others. They unexpectedly reveal such, it would seem not at all children"s experiences, as a feeling of deep despair and hopelessness, flour of undivided love, loss of faith in itself. Max Wellheisu succeeds in talking about all this in the language of a three-year child, while maintaining the entire depth of the experiences of the main character