Birthday with a Tiger. Spanish Tales, Sunny and Mischievous

Reading this book will be fun, amusing, and interesting: it features an unlucky boy named Petya, who secretly and shamelessly devoured his grandmother's jam along with his friends - a white puppy and a black kitten, a monkey on skates... playing hockey, a birthday with a tiger, and fairy tales familiar since childhood.
The book is written in a simple, yet not primitive language, allowing even the most inexperienced reader in the Spanish language to feel like a professional in the field of Spanish studies from the very first pages.
The vocabulary and the exercise system of each lesson is another advantage of this book. The "Grammar Guide," as well as keys and a Spanish-Russian dictionary, will help complete assignments and exercises.
"Animal Stories" is also good material that will teach the reader to retell initially very simple, and then increasingly complex texts, developing useful speaking skills from lesson to lesson.
The book is written for elementary school students with an in-depth study of the Spanish language, but anyone at a beginner or even intermediate level will find much useful material in it.
The language complexity level of the texts in the collection corresponds to levels A1-A2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).