Hedvig Finally Goes to School!
2 hrs. 20 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Frida Nilsson
Author
Frida Nilsson
Narrator
Roza Shmukler
Narrator
Roza Shmukler
Seven-year-old Hedvig thinks she is the only child in the entire world. After all, she and her parents live so far away that there’s hardly anyone to talk to. And every day is just like the last—unbearably boring! But very soon everything will change, because Hedvig is finally going to go to school!
A witty and slightly mischievous series of books by the famous Swedish writer Frida Nilsson about a curious, restless, inventive girl, Hedvig, begins with stories about first-graders and their worries. And the series of books about Hedvig was voiced by the incredible Roza Shmukler from the Petr Fomenko Theater “Masterskaya.” Roza reads so wonderfully that at some point it feels like the restless Hedvig is telling us her own story herself.
"This tale by the Swedish writer Frida Nilsson, translated by Maria Ludkovskaya, reminds one of the famous ‘Waffle Heart’ by Maria Parr—in tone, mood, the wonderful directness of the author’s words, the immediate recognition of characters, feelings, and situations, and the huge talent of the text. At the center is seven-year-old (and later eight-year-old) Hedvig—a girl who lives out in the wilds and goes to first grade. And something keeps happening to her all the time." (Afiche/press release)
A witty and slightly mischievous series of books by the famous Swedish writer Frida Nilsson about a curious, restless, inventive girl, Hedvig, begins with stories about first-graders and their worries. And the series of books about Hedvig was voiced by the incredible Roza Shmukler from the Petr Fomenko Theater “Masterskaya.” Roza reads so wonderfully that at some point it feels like the restless Hedvig is telling us her own story herself.
"This tale by the Swedish writer Frida Nilsson, translated by Maria Ludkovskaya, reminds one of the famous ‘Waffle Heart’ by Maria Parr—in tone, mood, the wonderful directness of the author’s words, the immediate recognition of characters, feelings, and situations, and the huge talent of the text. At the center is seven-year-old (and later eight-year-old) Hedvig—a girl who lives out in the wilds and goes to first grade. And something keeps happening to her all the time." (Afiche/press release)
04:28
01_Doma u Hedvig
02:01
02_CHYOrnyy avtobus
04:26
03_Linda
05:52
04_Zherebets
07:13
05_Poteryalas
04:54
06_Snupi priehal
05:34
07_Virus
05:37
08_Nekrasivaya prichYoska
08:52
09_V «Obuvnoy pushke»
09:33
10_Advent
06:36
11_Posledniy den chetverti
07:34
12_Rozhdestvo
07:52
13_Vafelnitsa
07:21
14_Vosem let
05:36
15_Lyzhnaya progulka
05:40
16_Detskiy chas
07:20
17_Kloun
06:53
18_VesYoloy Pashi!
06:01
19_Novye pitomtsy
07:44
20_VesYologo leta!
04:57
21_Krasivye tsvety
06:10
22_V solnechnyy ray
01:59
23_Vo vtorom klasse
