Shchepkin and insidious girls. Westley A.-K.

There are books that everyone needs to read in childhood. Among them are books by the famous Norwegian writer Anna-Katrina Westley (1920–2008). In his homeland, her name is known to everyone, and her popularity in Europe can only be compared with the popularity of Astrid Lindgren. For more than half a century of literary work, Westley wrote 56 books and received the honorary title of grandmother of all Norway. Her books are translated into many languages ​​and are very popular all over the world. If you love the books of Anna-Katrina Westley about mom, dad, grandmother, eight children and a truck, then you will definitely like the story about the baby and his best friend Shchepkin. A three -year -old baby moved with dad, mom and older brother to a new house. Once, among the wreckage of the old pine tree remaining from the construction of the house, he found a piece of root, surprisingly similar to a man. So the baby met Shchepkin. The story “Shchepkin and insidious girls” tells about how the baby saved Schepkin from two neighboring girls, who by hook or by crook wanted to get Schepkin for themselves...