50 Mini Stories
1 hr. 17 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Leo Tolstoy
Author
Konstantin Ushinsky
Narrator
Ksenia Ogneva
Narrator
Ksenia Ogneva
Description
This collection includes short stories by Leo Tolstoy and Konstantin Ushinsky. Despite their small size, they carry deep meaning, teach children kindness and compassion, and develop sensitivity in them.
The authors understood that children find it easier to absorb information in a brief form. But that doesn’t make the stories any less significant. On the contrary, they may bring even more benefit than long works.
The stories feature both little children and fairy-tale characters. In addition, animals and natural phenomena are often mentioned. Children can learn a lot of interesting and useful things from them.
Contents: 01. The Swallow 02. Fire 03. A Stranger’s Egg 04. How the Man Removed the Stone 05. Flowerbed of Carnations 06. The Elephant 07. Birds 08. A Dispute Between Trees 09. A Little Bone 10. Leshy 11. How a Boy Told About How a Thunderstorm Caught Him in the Forest 12. A Dispute Between Animals 13. Lazy Daughter 14. The Story of a Little Apple Tree 15. A Kitten 16. Playing Dogs 17. The Girl and Mushrooms 18. Morning Rays 19. How the Aunt Told About How She Learned to Sew 20. The Hare and the Hedgehog 21. How Wolves Teach Their Children 22. The Raven and the Magpie 23. Fire Dogs 24. Bees and Flies 25. Two Friends 26. Ducklings 27. The Wise Old Man 28. The Viper 29. The Man and the Cucumbers 30. Bishka 31. The Wolf and the Old Woman 32. Vas’ka 33. A Cheerful Squirrel 34. A Hunter for Fairy Tales 35. A Calf on the Ice 36. The Frost Isn’t Scary 37. Three Thieves 38. Grandpa 39. How Uncle Semyon Told What Happened to Him in the Forest 40. Curiosity 41. How the Man Divided the Geese 42. The Lively Cow 43. How the Fool Cut the Jelly 44. Know How to Wait 45. A Fair Inheritance 46. Goose and Crane 47. The Sparrow and the Swallows 48. Two Ploughs 49. A Thoughtless Man 50. Geese
The authors understood that children find it easier to absorb information in a brief form. But that doesn’t make the stories any less significant. On the contrary, they may bring even more benefit than long works.
The stories feature both little children and fairy-tale characters. In addition, animals and natural phenomena are often mentioned. Children can learn a lot of interesting and useful things from them.
Contents: 01. The Swallow 02. Fire 03. A Stranger’s Egg 04. How the Man Removed the Stone 05. Flowerbed of Carnations 06. The Elephant 07. Birds 08. A Dispute Between Trees 09. A Little Bone 10. Leshy 11. How a Boy Told About How a Thunderstorm Caught Him in the Forest 12. A Dispute Between Animals 13. Lazy Daughter 14. The Story of a Little Apple Tree 15. A Kitten 16. Playing Dogs 17. The Girl and Mushrooms 18. Morning Rays 19. How the Aunt Told About How She Learned to Sew 20. The Hare and the Hedgehog 21. How Wolves Teach Their Children 22. The Raven and the Magpie 23. Fire Dogs 24. Bees and Flies 25. Two Friends 26. Ducklings 27. The Wise Old Man 28. The Viper 29. The Man and the Cucumbers 30. Bishka 31. The Wolf and the Old Woman 32. Vas’ka 33. A Cheerful Squirrel 34. A Hunter for Fairy Tales 35. A Calf on the Ice 36. The Frost Isn’t Scary 37. Three Thieves 38. Grandpa 39. How Uncle Semyon Told What Happened to Him in the Forest 40. Curiosity 41. How the Man Divided the Geese 42. The Lively Cow 43. How the Fool Cut the Jelly 44. Know How to Wait 45. A Fair Inheritance 46. Goose and Crane 47. The Sparrow and the Swallows 48. Two Ploughs 49. A Thoughtless Man 50. Geese
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