Gustav the Bear's Tales. The Roaring Stream

A bear named Gustav lived alone in his cozy bear house. But one day someone knocked on his door. It was the three little bears — Chilli, Mokki, and Bim! They had frozen on the way and asked to stay with Gustav again.
During the day, Gustav the bear cooks porridge for them and bakes pancakes, and also invents many different games and teaches them to compose poetry. In the evening, he tells the three little bears stories — about how he was little, about his sister Olga, the cheeky cousin Barry, strict Uncle Adalbert, and Aunt Bertrude, who loved to collect all sorts of things.
Short stories can be read to children out loud again and again. Tales about the lives of bears alternate with bedtime stories.

Features of the book:
— Tilde Michels — a classic of German children's literature, holder of numerous prestigious literary awards.
— A book that several generations have grown up with. Now Russian readers can get to know Tilde Michels' books too.
— Cozy, kind, and engaging stories in which children will recognize themselves.
— An ideal format for reading aloud before bedtime.
— A classic of German children's literature with new, kind, and fairy-tale illustrations by the Russian artist Elizabeth Tretyakova.
— Suitable for both boys and girls from three years old.
— For fans of the series "Tilde Apple Seed" and "Lapin".
— Traditional values and conflict resolution.
— Translation by Anna Torgashina, finalist of the Chukovsky Award.