Рабочая азбука. Кто открыл Америку: стихотворения

V etu knigu voshli dva izvestnieh detskih stihotvoreniia Iosifa Brodskogo, odnogo iz krupneishih poetov XX veka. V tvorchestve nobelevskogo laureata po literature vsego okolo dvuh desiatkov stihov, napisannieh dlia detei. Nekotoriee iz nih bieli opublikovanie v 1960-e godie v detskih jurnalah i gazetah, drugie dolgoe vremia ostavalis pochti neznakomie chitateliam. "Rabochaia azbuka" - nastoiashee stihotvorenie-igra: rebenok smojet poznakomitsia s alfavitom, a te, kto postarshe, - pouprajniatsia vo vnimatelnosti. Shutochnoe stihotvorenie "Kto otkriel Ameriku" s radostu prochtut i deti, i vzrosliee. Etot veseliei tekst prineset ne tolko udovolstvie, no i zastavit zadumatsia, proverit svoi krugozor i uznat mnogo novogo. V etom chitateliam pomogut zamechatelniee illustracii hudojnika i multiplikatora Igoria Oleinikova, laureata Bolonskoi knijnoi viestavki, obladatelia Zolotoi medali im. H. -K. Andersena. Dlia mladshego shkolnogo vozrasta.

This book includes two famous children's poems by Joseph Brodsky, one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. There are only about two dozen poems written for children in the works of the Nobel laureate in literature. Some of them were published in children's magazines and newspapers in the 1960s, while others remained almost unknown to readers for a long time. The Working Alphabet is a real poem-game: the child will be able to get acquainted with the alphabet, and those who are older will be able to practice their attentiveness. The comic poem "Who discovered America" will be read with joy by both children and adults. This funny text will not only bring pleasure, but also make you think, test your horizons and learn a lot of new things. The wonderful illustrations by the artist and animator Igor Oleinikov, winner of the Bologna Book Exhibition, winner of the Gold Medal named after H.K., will help readers in this. Anderson's. For primary school age.