Как-то солнечным деньком

Kak-to solnechnym denʹkom poėt I͡Uriĭ Poli͡akov progulivalsi͡a po beregu mori͡a i uvidel rakushku. Ona otkryla emu odnu taĭnu. A poėt reshil podelitʹsi͡a ėtoĭ taĭnoĭ s nami, druzʹi͡a. Khoti͡a. . . ne tolʹko ėtoĭ. . . i ne tolʹko s nami. Sperva o taĭnakh solnechnogo denʹka uznali v Mezhdunarodnom tvorcheskom obʺedinenii detskikh avtorov. I po sekretu rasskazali nashemu izdatelʹstvu. Nam sekret ponravilsi͡a, tolʹko zachem zhe ego skryvatʹ? Pustʹ raduet vsekh! Tak i poi͡avilasʹ ėta knizhka. Dli͡a chtenii͡a vzroslymi deti͡am.

One sunny day, the poet Yuri Polyakov was walking along the seashore and saw a shell. She told him a secret. And the poet decided to share this secret with us, friends. Although. . . not just this one. ... and not only with us. First, they learned about the secrets of a sunny day in the International Creative Association of Children's Authors. And they told our publishing house in secret. We liked the secret, but why hide it? May it please everyone! That's how this book appeared. For adult children to read.