The fascinating and kind fairy-tale stories by famous children's author Yuri Druzhkov, "The Adventures of Karandash and Samodelkin" and "The Magic School of Karandash and Samodelkin," gained incredible popularity immediately after they were first published. The main characters—the magic artist Karandash and the iron master Samodelkin—were known across the entire country. They were the main characters of the most popular children's magazine, "Merry Pictures."
Years later, Yuri Druzhkov's son, writer Valentin Postnikov, came up with a continuation of the stories loved since childhood. The curious, brave, and cheerful little fellows set off on incredible, exciting journeys, unafraid of difficulties and dangers. And young readers, as before, follow their adventures with bated breath.
Where do penguins live? Of course, in Antarctica, but not only there. Karandash, Samodelkin, and their loyal friends set off for the mysterious Land of Penguins, which stretches from the South Pole to the coast of Australia. The bandits are also getting ready for the long journey with them. Have Bul-Bul and Dyrka really reformed?
Gift edition in a hardcover with embossed elements and partial varnish. Colorful endpapers. Thick white paper. Clear, large font. Bright, full-color illustrations.
Author: Valentin Postnikov
Illustrations: Alexander Shakhgeldyan
Pages: 120 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 246x204x14 mm
Series: Karandash and Samodelkin
