Hello, I know you!

Artist: Viktor Aromanovich Duvidov

Publisher: Melik-Pashaev

ISBN: 978-5-00041-219-0

Pages: 88 (Offset)

Design

Weight: 426 g

Dimensions: 268x203x13 mm

The Toy Terrier's Owner

Chow-Chow

The Dog from Sciatica

Nessie Didn't Recognize Me

Fat Max Is Not Fat at All

Sweet Medicine

The Stroller Incident

In a Draft

Sparrows on the Windowsill

Larsik the Fisherman

We Got Lost

The Rider Tiina

Why Do We Need to Run?

The "Cat" Stop

How Tynis Got Lost

Poor Appetite

When Everything in the House Is in Its Place

Who Is Wearing What

Who Is at the Phone?

The Best Dog

Like in a Fairy Tale

Hooray! I'm Not the Only One!

Soon - When Is That?

Meeting the Relatives

Good Memory

Strange Esther

Spring Vitamins

How to Become Beautiful

We'll Live to See Summer

Thermometer

"Hello, I Know You!" - a collection of stories written "from the perspective" of a dog.

A clever terrier with a sense of humor named Jules has his own canine opinion about everything he sees and hears. He is also happy to chat and share various incidents from his life, his impressions of his owners, and his encounters with dogs of other breeds. Jules knows how to follow his owner's commands, demonstrates mathematical abilities, finds lost cats, can be a water rescuer, and wins medals at shows. But sometimes he gets into trouble, although he acts with the best intentions: for example, he barks at guests (in fact, he is simply communicating with the dog), licks a crying baby in a stroller (in fact, he is comforting them). Who will understand them, these people, what they think is good and what is bad!

The book's author, Alexey Olgin, is not only a famous Soviet lyricist who wrote several absolute hits ("Top, Top, the Baby is Marching", "A Man Has Gone Out of the House", "If Only the Day Could Start and End with You!", etc.), but also a talented writer. He describes dogs so masterfully, as if he personally knows each one of them. The book was illustrated by Viktor Duvidov - a brilliant graphic artist, a master of freehand drawing, and a great dog lover himself, who adored his greyhound named Valdai.

Recommended for older preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. It will bring special pleasure to dog lovers and owners.