Three Little Cats - A három kiscica by Vlagyimir Szutyejev / Hungarian language Board book / Móra könyvkiadó 2019 / Móra Fun

HARDCOVER (Board Book) 2019

ISBN: 9789634863465 / 978-9634863465

ISBN-10: 9634863469

PAGES: 12

PUBLISHER: MÓRA KÖNYVKIADÓ

LANGUAGE: HUNGARIAN (MAGYAR)

Hungarian Translation: Nikodémusz Elli

Hungarian Summary:

A legkisebbeknek készült színes lapozó a Vidám mesék c. kötetből jól ismert, az egyik legnépszerűbb mese feldolgozása.

English Summary:

V.G. Suteev has come to the literature for children from the cinema. He graduated from the Institute of Cinematography (1928), being a student, he had made the drawings for the first animated film "China on fire" (1924); shot the first talking animated cartoon "The crossing street" (1931); worked at the "Sojuzmul'tfil'm"-film studio, where more than 30 films had been shot. Some of them ("Petja and Krasnaja Shapochka", "Volshebnyj magazin", "As the New Year trees are being lighted up", etc.) were rewarded with international prizes. In 1941, before going to the army, Vladimir Grigor'evich completed his work on the "Muha-cokotuha"-cartoon, based on K. Chukovskij's fairy-tale. In 1952 in "Detgiz" his first book was published, "Two tales about the Pencil and the Paints", in which Vladimir Grigor'evich Suteev showed himself to be a writer, as well as a painter. The book was welcomed with the K. Chukovskij's review in "Literaturnaja gazeta". Since then quite a number of Suteev's books have been published: "What kind of a bird is this?", "Under the mushroom", "The bag of apples", "The Chicken and the Duckling", "Who said "mew"?", "The helpful stick", as well as many others. His entertaining books let children learn the basic information of their environment. The ingenious Hedgehog's common stick turns into "the helpful stick-a friend in need". And all this is demonstrated through the pictures. Since the very first one their playing nature has been evident (the Pencil, in order to be rescued from the greedy Mouse, is drawing a Cat). His books are always over-witty, thus helping to explain to a child the simple truths of life without moralizing.