The tale of Mosquito Komarovitch - long nose, and of furry Misha - short tail.

Series 'Library of a Little Reader'
- the best works of Russian folk art, stories, fairy tales, poems by domestic and foreign poets and writers for joint reading and discussion, cultivating good taste and developing a sense of beauty in a child,
- bright illustrations by contemporary artists,
- books designed for reading within the family circle, as well as to assist educators in conducting activities with children in accordance with the preschool education curriculum,
- large font for independent reading.

For educators and parents
Read the stories together with the child, examine the illustrations, and discuss:
- What happened when the bear came to someone else's swamp? Did the bear do the right thing? Do you think the mosquitoes were scared when the bear disturbed their peace?
- How did Mosquito Moskovich and the mosquitoes defend their native swamp from the bear?
- Why do you think the mosquitoes were able to drive away the bear? How do you understand the proverb 'One for all and all for one'?
- Can we say that Mosquito Moskovich is 'small but mighty'? How do you understand this?

For preschool-aged children.