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Сергей Козлов "Ёжик в тумане"/Sergei Kozlov "Hedgehog in the Fog"

(there's a famous cartoon based on this story (or is it the book which is based on the cartoon? I dunno) -- a bit of a cult...

Бажов жутковатый?... Хмм, да не сказала бы. В детстве очень любила "Серебряное копытце", у нас диафильм был. Вот братья Гримм -- это да, жжжуть. :roll: Андерсен тоже печальный, ну да в этом его...

The picture for The Magician's Nephew is great! :thumbs: So mysterious.

I read only three books by Lewis: "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", "The Magician's nephew", and "The Voyage of The...

And Anne herself is such a special and unique character in children's lit. I'm sure I've never read about anyone quite like her, with all her monologues on nature, kindred spirits and all sorts of...

http://www.ozon.ru/ -- good, reliable site, similar to amazon. I'm not sure, but I do think they send stuff abroad.


Hmmm... What do you mean, Zaya? :) The entire thread is one huge offtop. I'm...

Yes, yes, yes, Bazhov! I loved the "Silver Hoof" as a kid. The Urals folklore is all about precious stones, very special and unique. My father comes from Perm which is a city in the Urals and I've...

Though the question is not addressed to me... I absolutely love "The Little Prince" now because it's very deep/profound. In fact, it's so deep, I'm not sure I understand all of it even now as a...

Wow, spooky! Great pictures!

Yeah, I'm not just a children's books junkie but I absolutely adore everything to do with mythology. Especially Northern (Norse/Nordic?) mythology. It's just so dark...

Illustrations by Boris Diodorov to "The Little Mermaid". He received the main prize at the Andersen's contest in Odense from the hands of the Danish Princess Alexandra.
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Wonderful pictures! :good: They make me want to go paint and draw something myself!


The tinder-box, apparently, at least that's how it was translated.

And here are some amazing...

There are a lot of Russian children's authors that haven't been mentioned yet. Some of them are more popular than others. Quite a lot of them wrote in Soviet times. It just so happens that it is...

I had "The Little Prince" on my bookshelf but I didn't understand it as a child and therefore didn't like it. Only as an adult I was able to appreciate it and I know other people with the same...

I don't see how Russian children would be any different from their English/American counterparts when it comes to understanding Harry Potter... 10-11 years must be all right for the first books....