The Musketeer and the Fairy and Other Stories
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The Musketeer and the Fairy and Other Stories
19.99 €
Zhenya Vorobyov, nicknamed Johnny, is one of the most charming characters in Vladislav Krapivin's books. Mischievous, witty, with an imagination that anyone would envy - that's all about Johnny. He easily turns any difficulty into a thrilling adventure, and with enemies is dealt with one or two. It seems that nothing in the world can not embarrass such a daredevil, but one day Johnny falls in love....
But the protagonist of the story "Squire Kashka" - the complete opposite of Johnny. Shy, thoughtful and sometimes a little absent-minded, Kashka is just like his name, because he is as inconspicuous as a field porridge in the grass - you will pass by and not see. Everything changes on the day when the camp decides to organize an archery tournament. Having become the squire of the best archer in the camp, Volodya Novoselov, Kashka attracted to himself, like a magnet, all the troubles, but unexpectedly found a real friend. A friend about whom you can write to your mother: "...I live well patamushto Valodya". Guys from the works of Vladislav Krapivin - brave dreamers and faithful comrades. Time after time overcoming fear and insecurity, they grow up and learn to appreciate the most beautiful thing in the world - friendship. The stories about them are as charming as the characters themselves, so both children and their parents will definitely enjoy them.
But the protagonist of the story "Squire Kashka" - the complete opposite of Johnny. Shy, thoughtful and sometimes a little absent-minded, Kashka is just like his name, because he is as inconspicuous as a field porridge in the grass - you will pass by and not see. Everything changes on the day when the camp decides to organize an archery tournament. Having become the squire of the best archer in the camp, Volodya Novoselov, Kashka attracted to himself, like a magnet, all the troubles, but unexpectedly found a real friend. A friend about whom you can write to your mother: "...I live well patamushto Valodya". Guys from the works of Vladislav Krapivin - brave dreamers and faithful comrades. Time after time overcoming fear and insecurity, they grow up and learn to appreciate the most beautiful thing in the world - friendship. The stories about them are as charming as the characters themselves, so both children and their parents will definitely enjoy them.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Children's Library. Big books