The plot of the Ukrainian folk tale "The Mitten" is similar to the plot of the Russian folk tale "The Teremok": an old man went to the forest for firewood; he walked and walked and didn't notice how he lost...
his mitten. A mouse ran by, saw the mitten, and decided to settle in it. Then a frog jumped in, a bunny came, then a fox, after the fox a wolf, a boar, and a bear. As always happens in a fairy tale, there was enough room for everyone! The book is illustrated by the famous artist Yevgeny Rachev. It features drawings from the first and most famous version - the one that is now preserved in art museums around the world. One drawing is published for the first time.
The plot of the Ukrainian folk tale "The Mitten" is similar to the plot of the Russian folk tale "The Teremok": an old man went to the forest for firewood; he walked and walked and didn't notice how he lost his mitten. A mouse ran by, saw the mitten, and decided to settle in it. Then a frog jumped in, a bunny came, then a fox, after the fox a wolf, a boar, and a bear. As always happens in a fairy tale, there was enough room for everyone! The book is illustrated by the famous artist Yevgeny Rachev. It features drawings from the first and most famous version - the one that is now preserved in art museums around the world. One drawing is published for the first time.
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