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Трудные буквы
Ох как непросто научиться правильно говорить! Как же сладить с трудными буквами? Оказывается, это очень легко: стихи замечательного детского поэта Вольта Суслова жужжат, рычат, свистят и звенят на все голоса и не только поведают малышам увлекательные истории, но и в игровой форме помогут запомнить и проговорить самые непростые буквы. А компанию им составят яркие и весёлые рисунки Вадима Гусева, с которыми чтение книги превращается в настоящее приключение.
24 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2016
About the author
Volt Suslov
9 books1 followerVolt Nikolaevich Suslov (Russian: Вольт Николаевич Суслов) (1926-1998), Russian poet and prose writer.
He published his first poem in 1956 in the newspaper Lenin Iskra. And in 1960 the first book of Suslov's poems was published - "The Sly Hedgehog", written together with Lev Gavrilov. This edition opened an extensive list of his books, addressed to children and aroused their keen interest. The recognition of adult readers and fellow writers also came to him. Together with composers V. Basner, G. Portnov, J. Dubravin, B. Kravchenko and others he wrote more than 300 songs.
In 1954-1975 he was a literary collaborator and deputy editor of the Leninskie Iskra magazine. Over the years, many of his articles, feuilletons, reports from school life have been published. He was also the editor-compiler of the "Iskorka" magazine. Over time, he gained authority in children's journalism.
Suslov was elected secretary of the board of the Leningrad Writers' Organization. He headed the section for children's and youth literature. He was awarded the title "Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR".
He published his first poem in 1956 in the newspaper Lenin Iskra. And in 1960 the first book of Suslov's poems was published - "The Sly Hedgehog", written together with Lev Gavrilov. This edition opened an extensive list of his books, addressed to children and aroused their keen interest. The recognition of adult readers and fellow writers also came to him. Together with composers V. Basner, G. Portnov, J. Dubravin, B. Kravchenko and others he wrote more than 300 songs.
In 1954-1975 he was a literary collaborator and deputy editor of the Leninskie Iskra magazine. Over the years, many of his articles, feuilletons, reports from school life have been published. He was also the editor-compiler of the "Iskorka" magazine. Over time, he gained authority in children's journalism.
Suslov was elected secretary of the board of the Leningrad Writers' Organization. He headed the section for children's and youth literature. He was awarded the title "Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR".
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