Tales in Pictures

"Tales in Pictures" — a collection of fairy tales for preschoolers, where familiar characters find themselves in noisy, funny, and understandable situations for children: someone is rushing to help, someone is bringing order, someone is learning not to back down in the face of difficulty. These stories are based on rhythm, repetition, and wordplay, making them convenient for reading aloud and easy to remember. The book includes the most famous works of Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky unabridged, and each can be read separately, out of order. This format is especially suitable for short readings before bedtime, for first encounters with poetic fairy tales, and for conversations with a child about kindness, cleanliness, bravery, and caring for others.

The collection includes the most famous fairy tales of Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky:

• Aybolit
• Fly-Tsokotuha
• Telephone
• Moydodyr

The edition combines several independent stories rather than one common thread. They are connected by Chukovsky's recognizable world: talking animals, animated objects, a fast rhythm, humor, and a clear conflict that is understandable even to a small child. In some fairy tales, the focus is on help and compassion, while in others — order, friendship, resourcefulness, or overcoming fear. Thanks to this composition, the collection is easy to open with any story and return to favorite pages again.