New adventures of Emile and Margie: in the mountains, on a flying bus, and even inside a painting! What to do in the castle when the entire royal retinue has gone to a party? What if you've been punished and locked in your room? Emile and Margie don't let that get them down: there's no time to be bored with their monster friends around! After all, you can invite the Monster of Games, who has plenty of tricks up his sleeve, play an exciting game of Monsteropoly with friends from the dungeon, or bathe in sweets at the annual Autocaravan. Even boring lessons and the mischief of their troublesome cousin Rodrigo are no reason to be sad: their favorite monsters will always help add a pinch of fun! About the series: Emile and Margie are a mischievous prince and princess. Like all children, they get sick, play pranks, don't particularly like doing their homework or tidying up. Emile and Margie live in a castle near a forest inhabited by monsters. With such neighbors, there's no time to be bored—the prince and princess are constantly getting into all sorts of trouble with these monsters, driving their governess, Madame Disciplinda, crazy. Book features: - A magical world inhabited by funny monsters—not scary ones, but kind and friendly ones. - Bright characters that children will relate to. - Fun, heartwarming stories about everyday life with a touch of magic. - The situations described are familiar to every child: the prince and princess tidy their room, get sick, go to school, and never forget to play pranks. - The short stories (only 6 pages per chapter) are perfect for young readers: you can read 2–3 stories before bedtime and fall asleep peacefully. - You can start with any book in the series, as the books are not connected by a single plot. - Will help children start reading on their own.
Who this book is for: Children aged 5 and up, and their parents. Anyone who loves the mischievous adventures of Prince Emile and Princess Margie. The whole family, if you love reading and having fun together. All comic book lovers. The book is in Russian.
