When the elephant Horton Hears a cry for help, he decides at all costs to save the little creatures from a small grain of sand-chtos! And although they are tiny and inconspicuous, but like a big elephant or nimble monkeys and kangaroos, they also have the right to life, because "each of them is a person, size has nothing to do with it." The story of kindness and courage, the value of life and the ability to help is already a classic story of the famous American storyteller Dr. Seuss, author of "about the Grinch Who Stole Christmas!", "The cat in the hat", "The Lorax" and many other fairy tales for children and their adults. Dr. Seuss, whose real name is Theodore Seuss Geisel, went down in history as one of the most famous children's writers of the XX century. His books combine simple rhymes, vivid illustrations, and important lessons that are equally valuable for both children and adults. "Horton Hears chthos!"–a book that has long been a classic and continues to educate generations of readers. Horton the elephant suddenly hears a soft cry during a normal day in the jungle. It turns out that it belongs to a small people of khtos who live on a tiny speck of dust. Horton is the only one who can hear them, so he takes it upon himself to preserve their peace, even when everyone around him denies their existence. This is a story about the courage to stand up for the truth, even when it seems incomprehensible to others, and about the ability of one good being to change the fate of an entire community. The book is dominated by a sense of importance for each individual, regardless of their size or strength. It teaches you to listen to others, even if their voice is almost inaudible, and emphasizes that caring for the weaker is a real manifestation of humanity. For children, this story will be a reminder of friendship and courage, and for adults – an opportunity to think about responsibility and compassion.