Book: Evgeny Charushin “In our yard. Evgeny Charushin - In Our Yard: A Tale

Occupation:

writer, graphic artist

Direction:

children's literature

Debut:

Charushin Evgeny Ivanovich((November 11 to), now -,) - Soviet graphic artist and writer, Honored Artist ().

Biography

Addresses in Leningrad

Links

• Charushin E. I. Artistic works about the animal world.

Other books on similar topics:

author	Book	Description	Year	Price	book type
Evgeny Charushin	In our yard	In our yard live a playful cat Maruska with a kitten, a dog Sharik, a faithful guardian of the master's property, a hen with chickens, a Pestrukha cow, a beautiful Khavronya pig and even a camel. Short Stories… - @Speech, @(format: 70x100/32, 16 pages) @ small pages @ @	2016	37	paper book
M. Chistyakova	In our yard. puzzle book	For children preschool age A colorfully illustrated book of poems is offered. On the last page you will find a puzzle with the characters of the book, consisting of four parts ( the average size details: 4… - @Leda, Alfea, Word A, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @Puzzlebook @ @	2013	107	paper book
M. Chistyakova	In our yard. puzzle book	For preschool children, a colorfully illustrated book with poems is offered. On the last page you will find a puzzle with the characters of the book, consisting of four pieces (average piece size: 4 ... - @Leda, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @Book - for a student @ @	2013	78	paper book
Christopher Stashef	Mage at Her Majesty's Court	Can the most ordinary student become a court magician? In our world - hardly, but in Bordestang, where the magic of the word works flawlessly and where hordes of enemies are stopped by a children's rhyme ... - @AST, @ (format: 84x104/32, 528 pages) @Age of the Dragon @ @	1996	230	paper book
Anton Chizh	Kotya-Motya	“I despised cats since childhood. An unwritten code of communication with living creatures reigned in our yard. Scolding mothers for torn pants forced diplomacy with stray dogs. Parasitic pigeons should have… - @Eksmo, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @ Change for the better@ electronic book @	2018	29.95	electronic book
Evgenia Butorina	Tales from our yard	It just seems like a fairy tale somewhere far away. In fact, she lives nearby: in our city, in our yard, in your room ... And to find yourself in a fairy tale (because we all love her very much), you only need one thing ... - @ID SK-S, @ (format: 84x108 / 16, 136 pp.) @Carousel @ @	2007	247	paper book
Evgeny Charushin		In the world of children's animalistic books, Charushina is a special surname: for several generations of hers, they have been walking the difficult and wonderful path of art, looking for and finding their way without lowering the highest bar ... - @Watercolor, Team A, @ (format: 70x84 / 16, 96 pages .) @ Charushinsky animals @ @	2014	240	paper book
Yuri Nechiporenko	My friend Tolka	“Tolik appeared in our yard suddenly: the two Pechenkova sisters moved out (with their parents, of course), and Tolik and his brother arrived. His brother did not particularly delve into our affairs: he wore trousers with a pipe and looked after ... - @ Eksmo, @ (format: 70x100 / 32, 16 pages) @ @ e-book @	2016	19.99	electronic book
Charushin Evgeny Ivanovich	My first zoology	Already in the title of the book - "My First Zoology" - its task is read: to give the child the first idea about animals, to teach them to distinguish their characteristic features, to develop the ability to see a valuable part in an animal ... - @ Kids time, @(format: 70x100/32, 16 pages) @ @ @	2016	476	paper book
Charushin E.	My first zoology	Already in the title of the book - "My first zoology" - its task is read: to give the child the first idea of ​​\u200b\u200banimals, to teach them to distinguish their characteristic features, to develop the ability to see a valuable part in an animal ... - @Detgiz, @ (format: 70x100 / 32, 16 pages .) @- @ @	2016	655	paper book
Maria Metlitskaya	Eternal love	“In one year, three men of quite reproductive age turned out to be free in our yard at the same time. Let's start in order. The Ivankovs, Lyusya and Vitya lived with us. And then Lucy died. It happened like this… - @Eksmo, @(format: 70x100/32, 16 pages) @ @ e-book @	2016	19.99	electronic book
Arkady Gaidar	Smoke in the forest	“My mother studied and worked in a large new factory surrounded by dense forests. In our yard, in the sixteenth apartment, there lived a girl, her name was Fenya. Her father used to be a stoker, but ... - @Public Domain, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @ @ e-book @	1939		electronic book
Vladimir Alexandrovich Kosarev	Guys... Comrades....	On the golden porch sat the king, prince, king, prince ... Do you remember this counting rhyme? All the fun began with her in our yard - hide and seek, catch-up, Cossack robbers, 12 sticks. Ah… - @LitRes: Samizdat, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @ @ e-book @	2016	99.9	electronic book
Arkady Gaidar	Smoke in the forest	“My mother studied and worked in a large new factory surrounded by dense forests. In our yard, in the sixteenth apartment, there lived a girl, her name was Fenya. Her father used to be a stoker, but… - @LitRes: reader, @(format: 60x84/3, 8 pages) @ @ audiobook @ can be downloaded		59	audiobook

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Sharik has a thick, warm fur coat - he runs all winter through the frost. And his house is without stoves
ki, - just a doghouse, and there straw is laid, but he is not cold. Sharik barks, the collective farm guards the good, does not let evil people and thieves into the yard - for this everyone loves him and feeds him well.
RABBIT
This is a rabbit. She has two rabbits - they are the same as her mother, only small. The ears are long, the tails are short, the eyes are round, and just like the mother, they eat grass. All went to mother. The rabbit chews on a blade of grass, the whole muzzle walks like that with a shaker, the nose tosses and turns from side to side, and the blade of grass crawls into the mouth and climbs. The blade of grass has run out - the rabbit will bite off another and chew again. I’ll bring them a carrot, a cabbage leaf, and a crust of bread, let them chew.
DUCK
A duck on a pond dives, bathes, sorts out its feathers with its beak. The feather is laid to the feather so that they lie flat. It will be smoothed, cleaned, it will look into the water, as in a mirror - that's how good it is! And screams:
- Quack-quack-quack-quack!

HEN

A hen with chickens walked around the yard. Suddenly it began to rain. The hen quickly sat down on the ground, spread all her feathers and clucked: “Kvoh-quoh-quoh-quoh!” This means: hide quickly. And all the chickens crawled under her wings, buried themselves in her warm feathers. Who is completely hidden, who only has legs visible, who has a head sticking out, and who has only an eye peeping out.
And the two chickens did not listen to their mother and did not hide. They stand, squeak and wonder: what is this dripping on their heads?

CAT

This cat is Maruska. She caught a mouse in a closet, for which her mistress fed her with milk. Maruska is sitting on the mat, full and contented. She sings and purrs songs, and her kitten is small - he is not interested in purring. He plays with himself - he catches himself by the tail, snorts at everyone, puffs up, bristles.

Here is Khavronya-beauty - all smeared, smeared, rolled in the mud, bathed in a puddle, all sides and snout with a patch in the mud.
- Go, Khavronyushka, rinse yourself in the river, wash off the dirt. And then run to the pigsty, they will wash and clean you there, you will be as clean as a cucumber.
“Oink-oink,” he says.
“I don’t want to,” he says.
- I feel better here!

They tied the donkey in a burdock. Donkey burdock is the most delicious food. He ate all the burdock around him, but he won’t reach the most delicious ones: the rope is short. As the donkey yells: - And-a! And-ah! And-ah! The voice is nasty, loud. You can hear it for five kilometers.
Go quickly, master, bind your donkey to another place. For the uneaten.
A goat is walking down the street, hurrying home. At home, her mistress will feed and drink. And if the mistress hesitates, the goat will steal something for herself. In the hallway he will devour a broom, in the kitchen he will grab bread, in the garden he will eat seedlings, in the garden he will tear off the bark from an apple tree. What a thieving, mischievous! And goat's milk is tasty, perhaps even tastier than cow's.

RAM

Wow, what a cool-horned and soft! This is a good sheep, not a simple one. This ram has thick wool, thin-thin hair; it is good to knit mittens from his wool, jerseys, stockings, socks, all clothes can be woven and felt boots. And everything will be warm, warm. And there is a whole herd of such sheep on the collective farm.

TURKEY

A turkey walks around the yard, puffed up like a balloon, and is angry with everyone. It furrows its wings on the ground and its tail is widely unfolded. And the guys walked by and let's tease him:
- Hey, Indian, Indian, show yourself!
- Indya, walk around the yard!
He pouted even more and how he mutters:
- A-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo!
What a chatterer-mumbler!

And the goose has already bathed. Went to graze in the meadow.
Tega, tega, white goose, You don't think of flowers, You don't tear the grass. Come to me.
I'll make you some bread. I'll pour grains, Only you don't pinch!

COW

Pestrukha is standing on a green meadow, chewing and chewing grass. Pestruha's horns are steep, the sides are thick and the udder is full of milk. She waves her tail: flies and horseflies drive away.
- And what you. Pestrukha, is it tastier to chew - simple green grass or different flowers? Maybe chamomile, maybe blue cornflower, or mouse peas, or forget-me-not, or carnation, or maybe bluebells, or maybe Ivan da Marya? Eat, eat, Pestruha, it's more delicious - your milk will be sweeter. A milkmaid will come to milk you - she will milk a full bucket of delicious, sweet milk.

Dog
Sharik has a thick, warm fur coat - he runs all winter through the frost. And his house without a stove is just a doghouse, and there straw is laid, and he is not cold. Sharik barks, guards the collective farm goods, does not let evil people and thieves into the yard - for this everyone loves him and feeds him well.

Cat
This cat is Maruska. She caught a mouse in a closet, for which her mistress fed her with milk. Maruska is sitting on the rug, well-fed and contented. She sings and purrs songs, and her kitten is small - he is not interested in purring. He plays with himself - he catches himself by the tail, snorts at everyone, puffs up, bristles.

Rabbit
This is a rabbit. She has two rabbits - they are the same as her mother, only small. The ears are long, the tails are short, the eyes are round, and just like the mother, they eat grass. All went to mother. The rabbit chews on a blade of grass, the whole muzzle walks like that with a shaker, the nose tosses and turns from side to side, and the blade of grass climbs into the mouth and climbs. The blade of grass has run out - the rabbit will bite off another and chew again. I'll bring them a carrot, and a cabbage leaf, and a crust of bread, - let them chew.

Pig
Here is Khavronya-beauty - all smeared, smeared, rolled in the mud, bathed in a puddle, all sides and snout with a snout in the mud.
- Go, Khavronyushka, rinse yourself in the river, wash off the dirt. And then run to the pigsty, they will wash and clean you there, you will be like a cucumber, clean.
“Oink-oink,” he says.
“I don’t want to,” he says.
- I feel better here!

Duck
The duck dives in the pond, bathes, touches its feathers with its beak. The feather is laid to the feather so that they lie flat. It will be smoothed, cleaned, it will look into the water, as in a mirror - that's how good it is! And screams:

Quack-quack-quack-quack!

Camel
A camel walked across the steppe. He carried heavy packs on his humps. Very tired, even lost weight; finally brought him home to rest. Here he lies in the barn, his legs bent under him. Hay, straw chews. Just make sure you don't tease him, or he'll get angry and spit on you.

Donkey
They tied the donkey in a burdock. Donkey burdock is the most delicious food. He ate all the burdock around him, but he won’t reach the most delicious ones: the rope is short. How the donkey screams:
- Eee! And-ah! And-ah!
The voice is nasty, loud. You can hear it for five kilometers.

Go quickly, master, bind your donkey to another place. For the uneaten.

Cow
Pestrukha is standing on a green meadow, chewing and chewing grass. Pestruha's horns are steep, the sides are thick and the udder is full of milk. She waves her tail: flies and horseflies drive away.

And what does it taste better for you, Pestruha, to chew - simple green grass or different flowers? Maybe chamomile, maybe blue cornflower, or mouse peas, or forget-me-not, or carnation, or maybe bluebell, or maybe Ivan da Marya? Eat, eat, Pestruha, it's more delicious - your milk will be sweeter. A milkmaid will come to milk you - she will milk a full bucket of delicious, sweet milk.

Horse
This young horse runs through the meadows, neighs loudly, beats the ground with its hooves. No one has yet saddled him or harnessed him to a cart. He grows up on a collective farm, gaining strength.

Goat
A goat is walking down the street, hurrying home. At home, her mistress will feed and drink. And if the mistress hesitates, the goat will steal something for herself. In the hallway he will devour a broom, in the kitchen he will grab bread, in the garden he will eat seedlings, in the garden he will tear off the bark from an apple tree. What a thieving, mischievous! And goat's milk is tasty, perhaps even tastier than cow's.

Ram
Wow, what a cool-horned and soft! This is a good sheep, not a simple one. This ram has thick wool, thin-thin hair; it is good to knit mittens from his wool, jerseys, stockings, socks, all clothes can be woven and felt boots. And everything will be warm and warm. And there is a whole herd of such sheep on the collective farm.

goose
And the goose has already bathed. Went to graze in the meadow.

Tag, tag, white goose
You don't remember the flowers
Don't tear the grass
Come to me.
I'll give you bread
I will pour grains
Just don't pinch!

Turkey
A turkey walks around the yard, puffed up like a balloon, and is angry with everyone. It furrows its wings on the ground and its tail is widely unfolded. And the guys walked by and let's tease him:

Hey Indian, Indian, show yourself!
India, walk around the yard!
He pouted even more and how he mutters:
- A-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo!
What a chatterer-mumbler!

Hen
A hen with chickens walked around the yard. Suddenly it began to rain. The hen quickly sat down on the ground, spread all her feathers and clucked: “Kvoh-quoh-quoh-quoh!” This means: hide quickly. And all the chickens crawled under her wings, buried themselves in her warm feathers. Who is completely hidden, who only has legs visible, who has a head sticking out, and who has only an eye peeping out.
And the two chickens did not listen to their mother and did not hide. They stand, squeak and wonder: what is this dripping on their heads?