One Girl and Ba. Fairy Tales with a Twist

One Girl and Ba. Fairy Tales with a Twist

For those who have already come to love the magical worlds of writer Anna Fenina, and for those who will meet One Girl for the first time, here is a new book in which Ba appears... Ba is a character... from children’s writer Ksenia Gorbunova: a wonderful old lady who can blow out the sun by sneezing properly. Or rinse thoughts in key water if they become too overwhelming. Even the Giant, whom Ba tickles on the heel, becomes tame. The writers confessed that they didn’t so much invent as observe the antics of Ba and One Girl from the sidelines. And artist Olga Kruglova created bright and original illustrations for the fairy tales. Therefore, they turned out to be... with a twist and a sparkle. But adults like them. They say that when these stories are read, they gain a valuable therapeutic resource. Because everything adults do must necessarily be useful and necessary. Otherwise, who would then allow them to buy books with colorful pictures in the store?

Author: ФЕНИНА А., ГОРБУНОВА К.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: The Books of Anna Fenina

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785041627690

Number of pages: 112

Size: 219x215x14 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 450 g

ID: 1645268

For those who have already come to love the magical worlds of writer Anna Fenina, and for those who will meet One Girl for the first time, here is a new book in which Ba appears... Ba is a character from children’s writer Ksenia Gorbunova: a wonderful old lady who can blow out the sun by sneezing properly. Or rinse thoughts in key water if they become too overwhelming. Even the Giant, whom Ba tickles on the heel, becomes tame. The writers confessed that they didn’t so much invent as observe the antics of Ba and One Girl from the sidelines. And artist Olga Kruglova created bright and original illustrations for the fairy tales. Therefore, they turned out to be... with a twist and a sparkle. But adults like them. They say that when these stories are read, they gain a valuable therapeutic resource. Because everything adults do must necessarily be useful and necessary. Otherwise, who would then allow them to buy books with colorful pictures in the store?