Roman Sef: The Brave Flower

Roman Sef: The Brave Flower

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“I always wanted to fly… wave my arms and take off. After all, it’s such happiness to wave your arms, swim in the sky and smile,” Roman Sef wrote. Only children always dream of this. Adults quickly stop thinking about the unrealizable and forget many things: how fun it is to play with a sunny bunny, that Santa Claus lives in every refrigerator, and that you don’t have to go fishing for fish, but to look around and twirl head.

True, even among adults there are rare personalities who, growing up, continue to remain children in their souls. So was the poet Roman Sef. How else to explain that he was interested in the very questions that parents are asked every day by little why-dos: where did the shadow go? Why did spring come in spring? Why is the wind bad?

A cloudless children's world for Roman Sef's poems was created by the artist Vera Khlebnikova. She filled each page with various small details, like children's "secrets" - water lilies and dragonflies, snowflakes and leaves, bees, frogs and birds. Both the artist and the poet know perfectly well that it is thanks to such details that childhood becomes happy.

Author: Roman Sef

Illustrations: Vera Khlebnikova

Pages: 224 (offset). Hard cover

Dimensions: 165x255 mm