Grizzly by V. Kanivets

Books about animals invariably remain some of the most popular among readers of all ages, and this is not surprising. After all, they reveal to us a significant part of the world in which we live and of which we are a part. James Oliver Curwood's novel Grizzly immerses the reader in the daily life of the inhabitants of the Rocky Mountains on the North American continent. Together with the master of these places, the enormous bear Terr, and his little friend Muskwa, readers will spend several months from spring to winter and experience many exciting events. James Curwood's books help readers understand that humans are an integral part of nature. And that is why it is so important to realize one's place and role in this world in a timely manner and to form a careful and caring attitude towards it as early as possible. Vivid and remarkably realistic illustrations by Vladimir Kanivets provide readers with complete immersion in the wilderness of the North American continent. And even after turning the last page, we still remain in thoughts with Terr and Muskwa and believe that a long and happy life lies ahead of them.