New Year's miracles – Meshcheryakov Publishing House – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-907960-75-6
New Year's miracles
29.99 €
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New Year's miracles
29.99 €
Snowflakes are already swirling outside, and lights are turning on in the house. Somewhere in the kitchen, tea is brewing, the scent of tangerines fills the air, and it seems as if even time slows down to make our deepest wishes. This book is like a carefully preserved box of holiday memories.
It also contains hearty laughter—when an ordinary word suddenly turns into a nonsense in the story "The Enchanted Letter," and a home performance of an old fairy tale turns into an unexpected mess in Viktor Dragunsky's "Puss in Boots." There's also a quiet wisdom: in Sergei Kozlov's tale, forest animals gather together to discuss the most important things, and Little Bear and Little Donkey teach us to rejoice in simple miracles. But the holiday wouldn't be complete without that very Christmas tree in Mikhail Zoshchenko's story, where, amidst the glittering decorations and the scent of pine needles, a small story unfolds that will make you smile and pause.
And, like snowflakes, swirl between these stories the light, rhythmic poems of authors like Zinaida Alexandrova and Irina Tokmakova—they make you want to read them aloud, under the twinkling lights, so that they will be remembered by both children and adults.
These selected works by Soviet classics are sure to delight you on this magical holiday!
It also contains hearty laughter—when an ordinary word suddenly turns into a nonsense in the story "The Enchanted Letter," and a home performance of an old fairy tale turns into an unexpected mess in Viktor Dragunsky's "Puss in Boots." There's also a quiet wisdom: in Sergei Kozlov's tale, forest animals gather together to discuss the most important things, and Little Bear and Little Donkey teach us to rejoice in simple miracles. But the holiday wouldn't be complete without that very Christmas tree in Mikhail Zoshchenko's story, where, amidst the glittering decorations and the scent of pine needles, a small story unfolds that will make you smile and pause.
And, like snowflakes, swirl between these stories the light, rhythmic poems of authors like Zinaida Alexandrova and Irina Tokmakova—they make you want to read them aloud, under the twinkling lights, so that they will be remembered by both children and adults.
These selected works by Soviet classics are sure to delight you on this magical holiday!
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books in the series A book with a story