Guess who it is: green, but not a crocodile, small, but very noticeable? He was invented by two wonderful writers, but for children, he's a real person. Of course, it's Drakosha, the hero of the fairy tales by Andrei Usachev and Anton Berezin, which were published by Rosman and gained many fans. And now the beloved character is back! Now you can read the entire trilogy about Drakosha's captivating adventures in one book, entitled "All About Drakosha."
The collection "All About the Dragon" opens with the fairy tale "The Dragon and Company," about a little dragon's first steps in the ordinary Moscow family of the Druzhinins. The second part of the fairy tale trilogy, "The Dragon Comes Out into the World," recounts the dragon's summer adventures at their dacha, his acquaintance with his neighbors in the village, and even with the local police officer. And the third, "The Dragon in the City," tells of his new adventures, this time in an ordinary Moscow apartment.
All three stories are accompanied by illustrations by Anait Gardyan, thanks to which the children one day learned what the Dragon looked like and became friends with him.
For primary school age.
