How the Squirrel Cub Saved Everyone

Like any little one, a squirrel cub named Pushkin was very curious. Earlier, he overwhelmed his relatives with endless questions. Then the wise grandfather decided to take his grandson to the library so that he could learn to find answers in books. Thus, Pushkin became the library squirrel. Soon the squirrel began to apply his book knowledge in practice. He saved the library, taught a bunny how to be friends, helped a lost parrot return home, and prevented a young rook from drowning. Squirrel cub Pushkin was able to prove to everyone that good books are more useful and interesting than the internet and smartphones, and that cherished dreams, if you really want them, will definitely come true. For preschool age.