"Magic winter"

1 / 2 Photo: Olga AlexandrovaPhoto: Olga AleksandrovaAvtor: Daria Gerasimova. Illustrator: Katerina Tsarip. Creativity: "Labyrinth". This book we bought as a gift to a kid who does not yet have a year. The book is very small format, with dense cardboard pages, which makes it convenient for the youngest readers. It fully corresponds to its name - a good fairy tale about the winter. The poignant text, despite the age of potential readers, is not at all primitive. The poems are beautiful, elegant - like a fragile, carved snowflake from the fairy tale itself. Winter woke up and presented festive outfits from snow and thin ice to sad Christmas trees, covered hills and fields with fluffy snow. Soon on them Santa Claus will rush, give gifts and a holiday to children. And after him will wave his hand Winter - blue-eyed fox. The illustrations are very interesting, kind, with patterns, as if painted frost on the glass. They do not have flashy bright colors, but it's so nice to treat them. Plunge into the winter beauty.

"Mittens"

1 / 2 Photo: Olga AlexandrovaPhoto: Olga AleksandrovaAvtori: Andrey Usachev, Mikhail Yasnov, Zinaida Aleksandrova, Vasily Stepanov, Olga Vysotskaya, Nina Sakonskaya. Illustrator: Mila Kommunar. The creation: "Labyrinth." Another wonderful New Year gift for kids. These are two books in the form of small mittens, which are connected together by a string. To not be lost. All poems are related by one common theme. They are about gloves that will warm the crumbs of the crumbs into a blizzard and frost. By the way, a very close subject for many mothers, whose children flatly refuse to wear mittens in winter. My daughter is just one of those. And one woman on the playground with me persuaded her not to freeze the pens, cheerfully telling the poem. It pleased us with Varya, and then we walked in mittens. And now I found the most magical poem in this wonderful book. Maybe they will help you and talk to the children: even if they have "little hands hidden in their mittens". The illustrations are winter, very delicate, in pastel tones, as if covered with fluffy snow. They are very interesting to consider together with the baby, to pronounce and remember your own winter walks.

"30 days before the New Year"

1 / 2Photo: ozon.ru Photo: My-shop.ruАвтор и иллюстратор: Варвара Разакова.Издательство: Clever.The book I bought my daughter to prepare for the first in her life more or less aware New Year. This wonderful sample of picture books - wimmelbuhov.Chto especially valuable for me in this book, the author - our compatriot. And this means that we will see the whole color of the Russian New Year with Santa Claus and Snow Maiden, Christmas bazaars, string bags with mandarins, matinees in the kindergarten, queues in stores for gifts and salad olivier. All the book turns show us the same street, each the next turn takes us 5 days to go. But, believe me, it's not boring at all. Before our eyes, houses, shops and protagonists are preparing and dressing up for the main winter holiday. In addition to the drawings themselves, there are assignments for older children on each spread. And still you can come up with your own stories about the main heroes. The book draws the finest details of the pre-New Year fuss. You can see how the restaurant makes a festive menu, as Santa Claus leaves a multicolored box under the tree, as on January 1 the girl receives a wedding ring as a gift, and the cat is sleeping sweetly in an empty bowl from under the salad. Very much I advise the book for children from 2 years up to infinity. I am very interested in studying it and charging myself with a festive mood. After all, the New Year is only one night, and the happiness of anticipation of the holiday can be stretched for a long time.

"Snow Maiden"

1 / 3 Photo: Olga AlexandrovaPhoto: Olga AlexandrovaPhoto: Olga AlexandrovaRussian folk tale in the processing of Alexander Afanasyev. Illustrations: Helen Muller. The creation: "Career Press". All probably remember the story about Snegurochka, this sad winter fairy tale. Despite the sad finale, I like the book. I believe that it should be read, discussed with the children. After all, this is a Russian fairy tale, returning to our sources and traditions. On the pages of the book there are such beautiful old Russian speech phrases. Here and the "green Ivushka", and "pearl rolls", and "my sorrow is sincere." You read and immerse yourself in a world where the Snow Maiden, with a light-blond scythe to the waist, appeared unexpectedly wintery at times, adorned the world around her with her beauty, kindness, and then just as suddenly disappeared. And this sadness at the end of the tale is so bright and kind. Together with the characters you understand that "here the joy is not eternal and the sadness is not infinite ..." The fair text of the Russian folk tale is illustrated by Helen Müller. All the drawings are filled with many details of rural life. Here and samovar, and bast shoes, windows with platbands, all livestock in the village. I want to plunge into this atmosphere, to study every detail with the child. Drawings in subdued tones, without bright colors, but from this they do not become less pleasant and colorful. I recommend the book to children from 2.5 years old, yet I want the kid to understand the meaning, so that he can discuss the plot after reading. Some words will need to be explained anyway, but they make the speech crumbs richer and more beautiful.

"Chelovevkin"

1 / 2 Photo: Olga AlexandrovaPhoto: Olga AlexandrovaAuthor: Julia Donaldson. Illustrator: Alex Scheffler. Creation: "Machines of creation" Winter book from one of the most famous in the world children's literature duets. Many of their fans will gladly read a fascinating story about the journey of Cheolovkin. During the reading you begin to genuinely empathize with the little hero. It was a joke, he went to the usual morning run, and caught the teeth of the playful dog Julie, swam down the river, became part of the swan's nest, visited a crowded beach. He lost all hope of returning home to his wife and children, and now, with the onset of a snowy winter, he was almost completely gone, thrown to a bundle of brushwood near the fireplace. And only on Christmas Eve, together with Santa Claus, he finally returned to the family hollow. Perhaps someone will confuse Santa Claus or some rhymes in the text, but I will not find fault with the book for it. She is lively, cheerful, with a winter mood and a fascinating history. I genuinely worried about the main character and mentally urged him: "Hey, Chelovektkin, run from the top!" Very vivid recognizable illustrations of Alex Scheffler can be differently assessed by adults, but I'm sure none of the children will not remain indifferent. This is a bright picture in the whole turn, full of events, heroes, landscapes. It will not be boring for sure. Read also:

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