Keshka: All the Stories About an Extraordinary Cat

In France and Belgium it's Tintin, in Finland it's Moomin, and in Russia it's Keshka! The most popular cat in the history of Russian comics has charmed readers of several generations and lays claim to a longevity record: he recently celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary. Cheerful, energetic, cunning, a little self-absorbed – Keshka hasn't changed at all over this time, and certainly hasn't aged. He has, however, learned to speak other languages: for example, stories about him are now being published in Switzerland.
For the first time, all the adventures of this extraordinary cat are collected under one cover. Both those who painstakingly cut out pictures from the "Semya" newspaper long ago, and those who have just recently learned to read, will appreciate this collector's edition. More than 90 episodes, short and long, combine into a single, yet incredibly detailed narrative about an explorer cat: Keshka has had the chance to catch mice in the house, travel to the North, try out a time machine, and even visit, no less, the Moon.
Natalia and Andrey Snegirev's comics are wonderful for family reading, as well as for learning to read independently.
Bright colorful pictures, minimal simple text, fast-paced events, and sparkling humor make this edition a lifesaver for parents looking for a book that their child won't put down.