Чук и Гек

Arkadiĭ Petrovich Gaĭdar (1904-1941) - pisatelʹ, voennyĭ korrespondent, uchastnik Grazhdanskoĭ i Velikoĭ Otechestvennoĭ voĭn. "Chuk i Gek" odno iz samykh izvestnykh ego proizvedeniĭ pro dvukh bratʹev, kotorye poluchai͡ut pisʹmo ot papy - geologa - iz dalekoĭ taĭgi, chto on zhdet ikh k sebe v gosti. I togda malʹchishki vmeste s mamoĭ otpravli͡ai͡utsi͡a za tysi͡achi kilometrov v beskraĭni͡ui͡u zasnezhennui͡u taĭgu k Sinim goram. No po priezde okazyvaetsi͡a, chto byla eshche i telegramma (v drake Chuk i Gek sluchaĭno vybrosili ee iz okna), v kotoroĭ otet͡s prosit otlozhitʹ priezd na nekotoroe vremi͡a. I tut nachinaetsi͡a samoe interesnoe…Kniga v pervye vykhodit s illi͡ustrat͡sii͡ami khudozhnit͡sy Tatʹi͡any Bulgakovoĭ. Dli͡a srednego shkolʹnogo vozrasta.

Arkady Petrovich Gaidar (1904-1941) was a writer, war correspondent, participant in the Civil and Great Patriotic Wars. "Chuk and Gek" is one of his most famous works about two brothers who receive a letter from their father, a geologist, from a distant taiga, that he is waiting for them to visit him. And then the boys and their mother go thousands of kilometers into the endless snow-covered taiga to the Blue Mountains. But upon arrival, it turns out that there was also a telegram (in a fight, Chuck and Huck accidentally threw it out of the window), in which the father asks to postpone the arrival for a while. And then the fun begins.…The book is the first to be published with illustrations by artist Tatiana Bulgakova. For the middle school age.