Book Rhymes for children (set of 4 books)
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This is the final book in a series of poetry anthologies for children, which has already included "Snow Rhymes for Kids", "Summer Poems" and "Autumn Poems".
Young readers of the anthology will learn where the snowman went, how spring begins, what the spring sea is, and how the snail lost its house.
The spring anthology includes poems by Ukrainian authors, including well-known ones such as Mariana Savka, Hryhorii Falkovych, Andrii Sodomora, Halyna Malyk and Lesia Movchun, Halyna Kyrpa and Dmytro Cherednychenko, and Yuliia Smal, Dmytro and Iryna Lazutkin, and those who will make their debut in this collection, in particular, Iryna Voloshchuk, Natalka Pryt, Kateryna Shchadylo, Maria Artemenko, Vita Lytvak, and Marusya Shcherbyna, the youngest poet in the collection, who is still a schoolgirl.
Yulia Pylypchatina, Olha Kvasha, Marta Koshulinska, Natalia Chorna and Natalia Oliynyk, Hrysia Oliyko and Maria Shevchenko, Albina Kolesnichenko, Olha Rebdelo, and Natalia Kudliak contributed to the illustration of the wonderful contemporary poetry for children about spring.
Although not every dad writes poems for his kids, everyone can read this book! Because these cheerful, playful poems written by a loving father, Volodymyr Vakulenko-K, for his son will undoubtedly become a favourite among many Ukrainian children. The poems are interesting, rhythmic, and easy to remember and recite. And you can look at Natalka Haida's bright drawings for hours and find something funny and interesting every time! The Children's Kobzar
The Children's Kobzar is not just a collection of Taras Shevchenko's most famous poems, but an artistic publication with bright illustrations. Marina Mykhailoshyna's paintings will emphasise the words of the Great Kobzar and attract the attention of both young and old readers. There is a Ukrainian village with whitewashed huts, a Cossack getting ready for a long journey, and, of course, a kobzar playing the kobza and singing songs about the glorious past."
Book 4. The Tale of the Old Lion
The Old Lion, tired of ruling, settles in glorious Lviv, in a magnificent attic with windows overlooking Rynok Square. One day, during the rain, the ceiling of his apartment starts to leak - he can't do without repairs, and the Old Lion asks his closest friends - the Crocodile, the Elephant and the Giraffe - for help.