That very recognizable voice from the TV program “In the World of Animals”—now on the pages of a book.
Vasily Peskov, the legendary author of “Komsomolskaya Pravda,” for many years wrote for the column “Window on Nature”—and these texts have long since become classics. This collection opens the way to understanding Russia: its history, its forests and fields, its birds and animals—and sounds modern and relevant even today.
Give your child a meeting with a world in which love for the Motherland is born from the very first lines.
The book by the outstanding writer, journalist, photographer, and host of the popular TV program “In the World of Animals,” Vasily Mikhailovich Peskov, includes essays about the native country (“The Main Square,” “The Fatherland,” “I Remember…,” “The Middle Zone,” and others), as well as texts about nature and animals (“Neighbors on the Planet”). A significant part of the stories was created for the long-running “Window on Nature” column in the newspaper “Komsomolskaya Pravda.” And today, V. M. Peskov’s works remain lively and engaging for children: they introduce them to the history of our country and foster a careful, sincere feeling for the native nature.