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ABOUT THE BOOK
The fairy tale, born in 1980 in the family of a Bessarabian fisherman, was passed down from family to family. It has shaped the worldview and values of more than one generation of children, who then passed it on to their children. After the storyteller Leonid passed away in 2021, the magical story has found its life in this colourful book to delight preschoolers across Ukraine.

Who is the book for
For preschool children.

A bedtime story that will create a child's idea of good and evil, of a dream that cannot be betrayed. About the fact that on the way to the goal you need the help of friends. About a Mentor. About gratitude - it should never be forgotten. About a true Act. About the value of will and striving for what is beyond the horizon.

WHY THIS BOOK
The will to Dream and make your Dreams come true.

Everyone had a book in their childhood that they remembered for a lifetime. "The Tale of the Pink Flamingo Bird" is just such a book. A story about important things in the words of a child. And we created all this beauty with the hands of Ukrainian artists and at Ukrainian printing facilities. Let this creation serve you for a long time, and let the story become a subconscious support for your child in adulthood!

The soft cover is pleasant to the touch, bright colours on a large format. Mysteriously beautiful drawings with hidden small details that will attract the attention of your baby.

And finally, the cherry on top - a big 3-D castle! The memories of this book will forever remain in your child's memory.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Once upon a time, back in 1980, a young Bessarabian fisherman named Leonid, rocking his son to sleep, invented a Fairy Tale. A fantastic story that should not have appeared in the Soviet Union in the mind of a Russified student of an agricultural institute. He managed to create a story about the greatness of the free spirit in the language of a 2-year-old child. The story is simultaneously about distant horizons and about his own, native ones. He could be called a fish farmer, a businessman or a public figure. But he quietly left this world as a Storyteller.