Castor and Frippe

Once upon a time, Castor the beaver lent his repair shop to young Frippe so he wouldn't be bored. Frippe couldn't wait to fix something, as Castor had already taught him a lot: sewing, painting, and carpentry. Thanks to the young beaver's vivid imagination, the repairs yielded the most unexpected results: for example, Mr. Beaverton's broken bicycle became a circus unicycle, Mrs. Tailberg's bathrobe turned into an elegant scarf, and Mr. Bulbquist's ironing board transformed into a skateboard. "Well, it's not quite what you wanted," Frippe says. "But maybe it'll be useful for something else?" However, none of Frippe's customers ever leave in a bad mood, and that's what matters most. After all, if you work with your heart, everyone will like the result. The charming beaver Castor and his young friend Frippe are already well-known to many readers. They can bake pies, grow beans, do carpentry, and paint, and they do it all so "infectiously" that you just want to repeat everything after them. For children aged 3 to 6 years old. Castor the beaver is known and loved by children in twenty-five countries around the world. His creator is the legendary Swedish children's writer and illustrator Lars Klinting, winner of many international awards.