Pin, Gwen and Penguin

The developing book for toddlers with pictures "Pin, Gwen and Penguin" is an exciting tale-tongue twister by Anastasia Orlova about three unfortunate penguin fathers who patiently incubated the chicks and — oh horror! — mixed up all the eggs. But fortunately, the penguin mothers returned from fishing, and each easily recognized her baby. Where logic fails, love helps.

The book is based on repetitions typical of folk tales, which toddlers love. And even the three penguins are named Pin, Gwen, and Penguin, the penguin females are Pina, Gvina, and Pingvina, and their sons are Pinchik, Gvinchik, and Penguinchik. All these repetitions perfectly train the child's memory, diction, and speech. Moreover, the book will casually introduce toddlers to geometric shapes and even to simple mathematical sequences. How? It's very simple! The three penguins are actually three geometric shapes — a triangle, a circle, and a square.

Bright and large illustrations by Yulia Prokhozkaya will immediately attract the readers' attention.