The Mouse and the Pencil

Once upon a time, there was a Pencil on Vova's table. One day, a Mouse found it and planned to gnaw on it. But the Pencil was smart and figured out how to teach the Mouse a lesson – of... course, with the help of a drawing! And what the Pencil drew, you will find out in this book and even be able to repeat his drawing! Vladimir Grigoryevich Suteev is a classic of Russian children's literature. His tales are simple, understandable, but captivating in their own way - especially interesting for the smallest readers. After all, almost every phrase is accompanied by a drawing, and the story can be followed through the pictures. This book is intended specifically for toddlers: it has bright illustrations and large letters, sturdy cardboard won't tear during reading, and the rounded corners won't hurt little fingers.