Raccoon and opossum
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Many parents since childhood remember fun, a little absurdist lines from the book "Rota and Oposatum", which took the only time in 1978.
For example:
"I am a kettle - grizzle, trouble, Sadrod. I"ll put a belly all at all. I"m a boiling tea, chokloche and scream: / - Hey, people, I want to read with you! "
Or, for example, the belonging, half consisting of non-existent words: "by Humber-Jamber, I stepped. / By Humber-Jamber Joni / and suddenly saw - Rig Ma-Jig / Behind the neck dragged Boni. / Oh, be with me Hob-Ma-Gog, / My Hob-Ma-Gob Maja, / I would shoot Rig Ma-jig / for the stealing of poor Boni ". Root morphemes in words are replaced by random combinations of sounds. Despite this, the overall meaning of reading is clear - the man saw the predator grabbed prey, and regrets that he did not capture the gun to save the poor fellow from the massacre. Rhythmic, intuitive text is organically reproduced in a dramatic figure: Fox dragged a chicken.
Publisher "Melik Pashaev prepared a reissue of the book. People, sometimes unexpected songs and countertilers are translated into Russian Andrei Sergeyev and Irina Tokmakova. Illustrations of Elena Caido and Mikhail Grana, as peculiar and unexpected, as well as text, reproduced from originals, carefully saved by heirs. All together - text and drawings - give the book an inexpressible charm and grace.
For pre-school age
For example:
"I am a kettle - grizzle, trouble, Sadrod. I"ll put a belly all at all. I"m a boiling tea, chokloche and scream: / - Hey, people, I want to read with you! "
Or, for example, the belonging, half consisting of non-existent words: "by Humber-Jamber, I stepped. / By Humber-Jamber Joni / and suddenly saw - Rig Ma-Jig / Behind the neck dragged Boni. / Oh, be with me Hob-Ma-Gog, / My Hob-Ma-Gob Maja, / I would shoot Rig Ma-jig / for the stealing of poor Boni ". Root morphemes in words are replaced by random combinations of sounds. Despite this, the overall meaning of reading is clear - the man saw the predator grabbed prey, and regrets that he did not capture the gun to save the poor fellow from the massacre. Rhythmic, intuitive text is organically reproduced in a dramatic figure: Fox dragged a chicken.
Publisher "Melik Pashaev prepared a reissue of the book. People, sometimes unexpected songs and countertilers are translated into Russian Andrei Sergeyev and Irina Tokmakova. Illustrations of Elena Caido and Mikhail Grana, as peculiar and unexpected, as well as text, reproduced from originals, carefully saved by heirs. All together - text and drawings - give the book an inexpressible charm and grace.
For pre-school age
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00041-190-2
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