Lapin

About the Book
A cozy book about a little rabbit with wonderful illustrations, poems, and recipes.
Lapin is a little rabbit who can't sit still. He has to teach a hamster how to listen to the wind whistling in its ears, feed the monster under the bed carrot gummies, and urgently invent something. Lapin's dad writes poems, and his mom knows where to find joy. Lapin also has a magician uncle and a Just-Grandpa traveler (by the way, he found him himself). It's impossible not to love Lapin, because he is just like any other child.
In this book you will find not only 12 stories about Lapin with magical illustrations by Masha Sudovykh, but also beautiful poems, two recipes, and instructions on how to make a flashlight.

From the Author
Once upon a time, a rabbit drawn on a child's t-shirt smiled at me. I try not to forget about such wonderful events and save them for books. Back then, neither the rabbit's name nor its adventures were known, nor what it liked or how it had ended up on the t-shirt in the first place. But the time came when we talked, I heard Lapin's story, and wrote it down right away. The main character was pleased, and what would please him most of all is if you find it interesting to hop from one book page to another. After all, that's what all little rabbits do, isn't it?

Who This Book Is For
For children aged 3 and up.

About the Author
Yulia Simbirskaya is a children's writer who lives in Yaroslavl. Her first book, a collection of poems titled "I Run Away and Fly," was published in 2013 by the publishing house Phoma (Moscow). Before that, her poems were published in the magazines Kukumber, Murzilka, and Chizh i Yozh, the newspaper Detskiy Sad so Vseh Storon, and the collections Kak Khorosho, which were published based on the results of the annual Young Writers Around DETGIZ festival (Mikhail Yasnov's workshop). She has participated in young writers' forums and summer seminars organized by the SEIP Foundation under the guidance of Marina Boroditskaya and Valery Voskoboynikov since 2012. In 2015, she was awarded a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture. She was twice a laureate of the New Children's Book award from the ROSMEN publishing house for her novella for younger schoolchildren, Hello, Tanya, and her collection of poems, In the Belly of the Sea. Laureate of the Kornei Chukovsky Prize in the Golden Crocodile category in 2017. Laureate of the Vladislav Krapivin Prize for her novella for teenagers, Distant Shores, in 2018. She collaborates with the publishing houses: Nastya i Nikita, Rosmen, Detgiz, Nigma, Kacheli, Abrikobooks, Onyx, Octopus, BKhV-Peterburg, Beringa, Klever, and Mann, Ivanov and Ferber. The author has over 20 books.
3rd edition.