
Uncle Stepa and other favorite poems / Dyadya Stepa i drugie lyubimye stikhi
بواسطة:
Mikhalkov S.
لغة: الروسية
تنسيق: غلاف صلب
رقم دولي معياري للكتاب 10: 518001185X
رقم دولي معياري للكتاب 13: 9785180011855
تاريخ النشر:
January 1st, 2010
الناشر: Makhaon
صفحات: 124
الأنواع: Poetry
Mikhalkov’s enchanting collection of poems has captured the hearts of generations, weaving a rich tapestry of childhood memories and timeless innocence. Each poem resonates with the laughter and curiosity of youth, recalling simpler times when imagination reigned supreme. The verses resonate with a sense of nostalgia, inviting readers to reminisce about their own formative years, filled with playing in the sunshine and dreaming of fantastical adventures.
From whimsical tales of friendship to heartfelt reflections on family, the themes are universal, ensuring that both young and old find joy in the lyrical expressions. The character Uncle Stepa emerges as a beloved figure, embodying the gentle wisdom and warmth that guide children through their early years. Each poem not only entertains but also imparts valuable life lessons in a manner that is accessible and delightful.
This collection serves as a bridge across generations, connecting the past with the present through the power of poetry. It resonates deeply with readers who have grown up on Mikhalkov's words, celebrating a shared cultural heritage while instilling the importance of storytelling and imagination in young minds.
From whimsical tales of friendship to heartfelt reflections on family, the themes are universal, ensuring that both young and old find joy in the lyrical expressions. The character Uncle Stepa emerges as a beloved figure, embodying the gentle wisdom and warmth that guide children through their early years. Each poem not only entertains but also imparts valuable life lessons in a manner that is accessible and delightful.
This collection serves as a bridge across generations, connecting the past with the present through the power of poetry. It resonates deeply with readers who have grown up on Mikhalkov's words, celebrating a shared cultural heritage while instilling the importance of storytelling and imagination in young minds.