The house that Jack built. Marshak S. Ya.

A colorfully illustrated book on cardboard with cutting and folding valves. And everything is here, like in a real house-both carved windows, and the dark closet in which the wheat is stored, and the attic, from where the birds are built, and ladders, on which restless inhabitants, and a cozy room, where a cow scrapes back and forth Spraying and thrush of strict are saved from... however, this is a secret. The story is almost detective, with robberies and persecutions, perfectly translated by Samuel Marshak and wittyly painted by Olga Porogaeva and Dmitry Nepomnya. Text, illustrations and layout to match each other-so mischievous and cheerful, bright, that the book is not just a book, but a book-joke and a book-joke and a book and a book and a book and a book and a book. Book-game.