How the Hedgehog Outsmarted the Gnome

Author: Brett Jenkins

Illustrator: Brett Jenkins

Translator: Yuri Shipkov

Publisher: Carrera Press

Series: The Wonderful Illustrations of Brett Jenkins

ISBN: 978-5-00074-037-8

Pages: 32 (Glossy)

Design

Weight: 366 g

Dimensions: 222x267x8 mm

A hedgehog comes to the rescue of a hen and makes the gnome stop stealing her eggs (and the gnome was always hungry because he had stopped eating porridge in the mornings). But who was sitting on the eggs?!

Brett Jenkins is the author and illustrator of books that have been included on the New York Times bestseller lists.

It is about a hedgehog who cannot accept injustice: the gnome should not be stealing the hen's eggs. And so the hedgehog comes up with a plan (as he did in Brett Jenkins' other book about a hedgehog, "The Hat") so clever that even the hen does not know how it will end.

Brett Jenkins is a new classic. Her works are highly ranked among the best illustrators of the modern era.

The story of the hedgehog, the hen, and the gnome is very good from this point of view: justice must prevail, and the bully, even if he is stronger than you, must be taught a lesson.

And another thing - this book teaches even the youngest children that you need to be able to find a way out of even the most hopeless situations.

And difficult situations can be solved not only with strength, but also with wit - like our hedgehog. A wonderful, relatable story.

Classic illustrations by Brett Jenkins - bright, vivid, with finely drawn details and incredibly lifelike animal images. You want to stroke the hen's feathers, and only gently touch the hedgehog. As for the gnome - give him a flick on the forehead - so he doesn't behave badly.

The images.

Their artistic execution

The behavioral line, which you must, of course, learn to follow

For children from the earliest age - to look at wonderfully lifelike animal images

For children from two years old - to listen to a wonderful story.

For children around six years old - to read independently

For adults - to enjoy the illustrations. It is a true art album