The Unusual Adventures of Khoma and Suslik

Khoma and Suslik are inseparable friends. Their burrows are dug next to each other in the meadow, by the stream. Suslik is six months younger than his friend, so he listens to him. He exercises for Khoma and often has lunch with him. He devours the pea pods collected by his neighbor. And then he admits: you see, for you, Khoma, I ate the big pods, and for myself — the small ones. What an irreplaceable friend! However, Khoma often saves him from predators. From the Fox, from the Wolf, from the Kite! The cheerful, witty tales of Albert Ivanov, with expressive illustrations by Yulia Koryakina, immerse the young reader in a bright and amusing world of childhood.