Uncle Fyodor goes to school

A fun gift for a child for September 1st – a book about how Uncle Fyodor and Postman Pechkin went to learn the basics of computer literacy. Exactly 50 years ago, in 1974, Eduard Uspensky's fairy tale novella "Uncle Fyodor, His Dog, and His Cat" was first published – the first story in the legendary Prostokvashino cycle, exclusively released by the oldest and leading children's literature publisher "Malysh" with 67 years of history. "Few people know that since 1974, E. N. Uspensky wrote 15 fairy tale novellas about Prostokvashino and its characters," says Olga Albertovna Muravyova, editor-in-chief of "Malysh." "Before you is one of them!" "Uncle Fyodor Goes to School, or Net from the Internet" is a fairy tale novella about how anything can happen on the Internet, and trusting strangers online, let alone inviting them over, is absolutely not advisable. Unfortunately, the inexperienced Pechkin didn't know this. He met a "easily wounded, subtle, intellectually inclined nature" named Nancy, believed everything she said, and invited her to Prostokvashino. Who knew that everything would turn out completely differently than expected? Illustrations by A. Shevchenko.