Petka the Microbe

Grigory Oster is a famous children's writer, author of the well-known "Harmful Advice," and screenwriter. "A Kitten Named Gav," "38 Parrots," "Caught, the One Who Bit!" – these and many other cartoons were made based on the scripts of G. Oster. Grigory Oster is very knowledgeable in physics and biology. That is why he decided to share his knowledge with schoolchildren and wrote a cheerful fairy tale about the adventures of young Petka the Microbe. Petka is a little boy, but he can only be seen under a microscope. He loves to sit in milk, which he easily turns into kefir, and he is also a master at finding cowardly Nedotrons, for which scientists are very grateful to him. Read about this and much more in the fairy tale "Petka the Microbe." The book includes all the stories from the fairy tale. The illustrations are by the outstanding artist-illustrator, caricaturist, and designer – V. Dmitryuk. For younger school age.