What were the first Christmas tree decorations made of? Who is Joulupukki? Is the Christmas tree's outfit edible? How do they decorate homes and prepare for the holiday in different countries? Why do Bulgarians use survachki, and Georgians use chichilaki?
In this new book from the children's encyclopedia series, Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya embark on an exciting journey to learn how New Year's decorations have changed over time, who invented the string lights, and what materials tinsel was made from. They will see how people prepare for the main winter holiday in Russia and other countries, visit a real Christmas ornament factory where glass balls are created, and bring home twelve unique decorations. Plus, young readers will learn how to make unique holiday crafts with Chevostik to delight their friends and family!
Chevostik is a cute character from a well-known audio project.
Children perceive information much better when a storybook character tells them about the world. That is exactly why boys and girls love encyclopedias like this.
Author: Tatyana Popova
Illustrations: Elena Zakharova
Pages: 80 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 265x205x10 mm
Series: Children's encyclopedias with Chevostik
