Bookwords. Yudin G.N.

This is not an ordinary primer that children learn to read, but the “Bookware” is a colorful, funny toy-toy book for preschoolers, confirming the indisputable truth that the upbringing of humor should begin with the infant years. A lot of useful knowledge and information is laid down in the “bookcar”, and they are fed in a playful, intelligible form, accessible to the understanding of the little reader. The child learns about how an electric bulb and a telephone appeared, what is the ground, photography, a compass and a balloon, who eats what and who has a house, “who lives in the clock” and how to get fire, where the birds fly away in the fall, where they came from The letters and numbers, who are divers, “why the nose is needed” and much more... Comprehending these initial encyclopedic knowledge, the baby can laugh from the heart of the mouse’s mouse, over the non -bombed pig, over the Gene's Genaan. The book is designed for the active participation of the child himself in the development of letters with an exciting journey into the world of things.