Kvak and toads all year round. Lobel A.

Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn - every season brings to those who know how to enjoy life, an occasion for laughter and adventure. Underfective friends of Kvak and toads in the new, already fourth book “Kvak and toads all year round” have fun with might and main. In winter, Kvak pulls the lazy toad from a warm, cozy house and teaches him to ride a sled (“from the hill”). It turns out that it's so great and not at all scary! And when the snow melts and the first kidneys on the trees begin to swell, the incredulous toads will stubbornly look for the same corner behind which spring hidden (“around the angle”). You can’t do without the help of Quak again. A hot summer day of toads decided to treat a friend with ice cream and turned into... a monster (“ice cream”). Only Kvak can save him! In the fall, when the fallen leaves with a carpet fall on the ground, Kwak and toads will prepare surprises for each other, but the wind will confuse all their plans (“Surprise”). Well, friends will also celebrate the New Year together. And no dangerous gorges, dark, full of dangers of forests and toothy monsters will prevent them from rejoicing in the holiday (“New Year”). After all, they are good together.

The lazy coward of toads and a cheerful inventor Kvak are the heroes of the funny and philosophical fairy tales of the American writer and artist Arnold Lobel - the favorites of little readers throughout the globe for many decades. Parents read the tales of the lobby aloud to the kids: together they laugh at the awkwardness of the toad and the ingenuity of Kvak, together they think about the value of friendship. And older children who are already preparing for school, study on fairy tales about kvak and toad to read on their own: funny stories about beloved heroes are gained in large print - just right for those who take the first steps in their own reading. The collections of Arnold Lobel’s fairy tales about Kvak and toad have repeatedly received the highest awards - Newbery medals - it is annually awarded by the American Association of Librarians to the best works written for children. And in 2010, we chose the book by Arnold Lobel “Kvak and toads again” for the International Reading Day - May 20, 2010 more than 3,000 children in Russia and other countries listened to as adults: parents, teachers, librarians, - they read it aloud funny Stories about the adventures of inseparable friends.