A reader (anthology) for literature.
Works of the 1st grade school curriculum.
Contents:
Russian folk tales
01. A Bean Seed
02. The Wolf and the Goat
03. The Crow and the Rook
04. The Geese-Swans
05. The Crane and the Heron
06. The Rabbit the Boaster
07. Porridge from an Axe
08. The Cat and the Fox
09. The Rooster and the Hen
10. The Fox and the Wolf
11. The Fox and the Thrush
12. The Fox and the Crane
13. The Fox and the Hare
14. The Fox and the Kid (goat)
15. The Fox and the Pitcher
16. The Fox and the Tetra
17. The Man and the Bear
18. The Rooster—Golden Comb
19. The Bubble, the Straw, and the Wooden Shoe
20. The Little House (Teremok)
21. Frosty
22. By the Pike’s Command
23. Sivekka-Burka
24. The Frog Princess
25. Masha and the Bear
26. The Little Thumbelina? (Tiny Khavroshechka)
Russian literature
27. V. I. Dahl — The Snow Maiden Girl
28. V. I. Dahl — The Old Year-Being
29. V. A. Zhukovsky — The Sweet Light of One’s Native Sky...
30. I. A. Krylov — The Swan, the Pike, and the Crab
31. I. A. Krylov — The Dragonfly and the Ant
32. I. A. Krylov — The Goldfinch and the Dove
33. N. V. Kukolnik — The Lark
34. A. N. Maykov — Spring
35. A. N. Pleshcheev — My Little Garden
36. A. S. Pushkin — What a Night! Frost crackling...
37. A. S. Pushkin — Winter!… The peasant, triumphing...
38. A. S. Pushkin — Beside the seashore, an oak tree green...
39. A. S. Pushkin — The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish
40. A. S. Pushkin — Here is the North, driving clouds...
41. A. A. Fet — A Wonderful Picture...
42. L. N. Tolstoy — Bulka
43. L. N. Tolstoy — Two Companions
44. L. N. Tolstoy — How the Boy Told About How a Thunderstorm Found Him in the Forest
45. L. N. Tolstoy — How the Man Removed the Stone
46. L. N. Tolstoy — The Little Kitten
47. L. N. Tolstoy — Who Is Right
48. L. N. Tolstoy — The Liar
49. L. N. Tolstoy — The Donkey and the Horse
50. L. N. Tolstoy — Father and Sons
51. L. N. Tolstoy — The Truth Is More Precious Than Anything
52. L. N. Tolstoy — The Old Grandfather and the Little Granddaughter
53. L. N. Tolstoy — Tanyа Knew Letters…
54. L. N. Tolstoy — The Educated Son
55. L. N. Tolstoy — Philipok
56. I. S. Turgenev — The Sparrow
57. F. I. Tyutchev — Spring Waters
58. F. I. Tyutchev — Winter is Not Angry for Nothing…
59. F. I. Tyutchev — How Unexpectedly and Brightly…
60. F. I. Tyutchev — By Winter’s Sorceress…
61. K. D. Ushinsky — Bishka
62. K. D. Ushinsky — Wind and Sun
63. K. D. Ushinsky — Fox Patrikeevna
64. K. D. Ushinsky — Curiosity
65. A. A. Fet — Swallows have disappeared..
66. S. A. Yesenin — Night
67. S. A. Yesenin — The Blowing Blizzard Sweeps...
68. S. A. Yesenin — Birch
69. S. A. Yesenin — The Winter Sings—Auksya...
70. B. S. Zhitkov — How the Elephant Saved Its Master from a Tiger
71. B. S. Zhitkov — The Brave Duckling
72. V. V. Mayakovsky — This Little Book Is Mine about the Seas and about the Lighthouse
73. V. V. Mayakovsky — What Is Good and What Is Bad
Fairy tales of the peoples of Russia and the world
74. Aiyoga (Nanai tale)
75. The Wolf the Aditcher (Afghan tale)
76. Here He Is, the Thief! (American tale)
77. Greed (Montenegrin tale)
78. The Hare and the Tortoise (Ingush tale)
79. The Little Ear of Corn (Ukrainian tale)
80. Three Sisters (Tatar tale)
Foreign literary fairy tales
81. Brothers Grimm — The Golden Goose
82. Brothers Grimm — Seven Swabians
83. Brothers Grimm — Three Brothers
84. Ch. Perrault — Puss in Boots
85. Ch. Perrault — Little Red Riding Hood
86. Ch. Perrault — Sleeping Beauty
87. H. C. Andersen — Thumbelina
88. H. C. Andersen — The Princess and the Pea
Read by artists:
Fyodor Stepanov, Olga Kuznetsova, Boris Repetur, Elena Yatsenko, Mariya Smolyaninova.
Sound engineers — Anton Lishev, Pavel Bruskov.
Producer — Elena Likhacheva.