The tale of the forest Snow that finds itself in the city and meets the city Snow is filled with amazing events and even miracles. The forest Snow, a pure soul—noble and responsive—performs good deeds that, by status, should have been done by the city Snow. He creates a romantic snowfall for lovers, freezes a skating rink, piles up a hill for a little girl, and even finds bones for Veruna, a circus poodle. However, in doing so, he ignores the consequences, breaks the laws of the forest, and is forced to remain in the city forever. The city Snow—a dandy and a cynic—suddenly has his conscience awakened, and he heads to the forest to replace the forest Snow.
Yes, this tale tells of funny and sad incidents involving the forest and city Snows. But above all, it is a fairy tale about dreams, loyalty and friendship, helping others in trouble, resourcefulness in misfortune, and many other things—kind and cheerful—that happen in life, even if something sad sometimes occurs.
Children of older preschool and primary school age who read this book will have plenty to think about and discuss.
Author: Tatyana Makarova
Illustrations: Maria Spekhova
Pages: 48 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 282x217x11 mm
