"If you eat one glass of ice cream - nothing, the second - still nothing, but if you eat the third - Anginka lives there."
Anginka is a friend of Petka’s microbe; it makes the temperature rise. Petka himself and his family live in a drop of water, and for now he doesn’t do anything, that is, he doesn’t work yet, he just lives, looks at scientists from the other side of the microscope, sticks out his tongue at them, makes fun of schoolchildren, and in the future he plans to work at a dairy factory.
One day Petka, following the example of his older brother, decided to get into a can of milk to make yogurt, but the yogurt didn’t work out - it turned out to be kefir, and very tasty, and so Petka is now aiming to become the head of the kefir workshop. There they will give him his salary in milk, and then he will be able to dine on his own salary, very convenient.
The book contains 8 stories, each funnier, more mischievous and absurd, and will appeal to a wide range of readers: preschoolers, schoolchildren and parents. There are almost no educational or educational elements here; this is not a book about bacteria and the need to wash your hands before eating - this is purely entertaining reading, easy and stress-free.
"Petka-microbe" by Grigory Oster.
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