If you love Anne-Katrina Westley's books about mom, dad, grandma, eight children and a truck, then you will definitely like stories about Malysh and his best friend Shchepkin. The three-year-old Kid moved with his father, mother and older brother to a new house. Once, among the fragments of an old pine tree left over from the construction of a house, he found a piece of a root that surprisingly looked like a little man. So the Kid met Shchepkin. The story "Shchepkin and the treacherous girls" tells how the Kid saved Shchepkin from two neighbor girls who, by hook or by crook, wanted to get Shchepkin for themselves ...
Author: Anne-Catherine Westley
Illustrations: Vadim Chelak
Translation: Olga Drobot
Pages: 144 (offset). Hard cover
Dimensions: 195x235 mm
