When Dad Was Little

Alexander Borisovich Raskin (1914–1971) was a writer, satirist, and screenwriter. His funny stories once again convince us: it’s wonderful that you are not born as adults—that we were all once little and so much like our children. We solved the same problems, made the same mistakes, and played the same childish pranks. And we discovered little by little the boundless world. Childhood passes unnoticed, but the rest of your life you remember it… These mischievous and instructive stories will not leave anyone indifferent and, without doubt, will help parents better understand their boys and girls. Want to peek into the lost world of childhood? Listen…