Chukovsky. The Fly-Tsokotuha

 The series of panoramic books includes all the most famous fairy tales by Chukovsky. Each spread reveals three-dimensional panoramic constructions and beloved characters come to life, turning the book into a real theater for the child. “The Fly-Tsokotuha” by Chukovsky tells the story of a poor fly who was captured by a terrible spider, and all the friends of the tsokotuha refused to help her. Only one fearless mosquito rescued the fly from trouble. Chukovsky wrote The Fly-Tsokotuha in one day, and this fairy tale is slightly different from his other works. Amazingly, the author does not condemn the behavior of the fly's friends, who themselves were afraid of the spider and did not want to help her.