Doctor Myshkin's Ambulance

Doctor Myshkin was a real doctor, there was no doubt about it. He wore a white coat, drove an ambulance with a siren, and had a doctor's briefcase where various medicines, band-aids, bandages, tweezers, and most importantly - a syringe were kept. Doctor Myshkin loved to give injections. To be honest, he didn't recognize any other methods of treatment. But at the sight of a syringe with a sharp needle, all the patients would start to tremble, pull in their heads, and tuck their tails. I wonder why? Fortunately, Doctor Myshkin got a helper - nurse Sonia. She knows how to approach patients and knows how to treat them without any injections. She even managed to cure Doctor Myshkin himself when he felt ill.
"Doctor Myshkin's Ambulance" continues the series of thin books “For the Very Young,” which contains bright and funny stories for children from 2 to 5 years old. The distinctive features of the books in this series are large clear illustrations and an engaging witty plot that is understandable to the youngest children.
This is a wonderful selection of fresh, quality books for modern children that can instill good taste and interest in reading in a child. Such books will be a lifesaver for parents when they ask the inevitable question, "What else should we read?", when all the classic toddler literature has already been read and watched to shreds.