Grigory Mikhailovich Kruzhkov is a poet, winner of many awards, and one of the finest translators of English-language poetry into Russian.
What is the sparrow chirping about? What happened in the vegetable garden? How did the doctor cure the sausage? And why can't you keep elephants in an apartment? Young readers will find the answers to these questions in poems that weave together the funny and the sad, the understandable and the confusing, the very familiar and the brand new and unusual. Do you think that’s impossible? Just open the book and read the elegant poems of Grigory Kruzhkov.
The book is illustrated by artist Maria Pchelintseva.
For primary school age.
Author: Grigory Kruzhkov
Illustrations: Maria Pchelintseva
Pages: 56 (coated paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 267x210x10 mm
