Ergebnis für "Vladimir" in Literatur & Belletristik

One beautiful fall morning, a little kitty was loaded up into a car without any explanation whatsoever. He has always been well behaved and he was a good kitty. The owner drove for a little while and then the car stopped and the little kitty was set outside onto a sidewalk onto a deserted street. What happens to the little kitty? Who does he meet? Does he get any new friends?

A single mouse runs around shouting “HERE COMES THE CAT!” again and again until everybody he knows is worried sick. Funny and whip-smart, Here Comes the Cat! is a parable about fear, more relevant than ever, that follows in the great tradition of Chicken Little.

Some might see the lessons in Odoyevsky's short and charming life manual for children old-fashioned and outdated. Some might even bristle at certain suggestions. However, we would like to urge our listeners to look beyond the somewhat antiquated rhetoric and consider these lessons as they were intended - guidelines for bringing up intelligent, well-educated, considerate, and industrious future spouses, parents, and, most importantly, engineers of the future world.

Detskij spektakl' "Slepoj muzykant" po motivam odnoimennoj povesti russkogo pisatelja Vladimira Korolenko. V bogatoj dvorjanskoj sem'e Popel'skih edinstvennyj syn Petrus' slep ot rozhdenija. Ego mat' Anna Mihajlovna, beskonechno ljubja i zhaleja mal'chika, vospityvaet ego kak redkostnyj hrupkij cvetok. I tol'ko djadja Maksim, v junosti srazhavshijsja pod znamenem Garibal'di, pytaetsja priuchit' mal'chika k samostojatel'nosti. Mal'chik nachinaet uznavat' mir na oshhup', i odnazhdy ego pal'cy nahodjat klavishi fortepiano....

Detskij spektakl' "Gorodok v tabakerke" po odnoimennoj skazke russkogo pisatelja Vladimira Fedorovicha Odoevskogo. Geroj jetoj skazki - malen'kij mal'chik Misha. Jeto samyj obyknovennyj mal'chik i, kak vse obyknovennye mal'chishki, Misha ochen' ljubit igrushki. Osobenno zhe emu nravjatsja zavodnye igrushki, v kotoryh, esli ih zavesti, nachinajut krutit'sja kakie-to kolesiki, valiki. U Mishinogo papy byla udivitel'naja muzykal'naja tabakerka, ukrashennaja bashenkami.

On this adventure, Mr. Waldorf discovers the wild state of Alaska. The curious canine encounters fun new friends and places while fishing for salmon, discovering glaciers, panning for gold, and visiting Eskimos. Silly Mr. Waldorf has a tendency to misplace his favorite reading spectacles and can't seem to find them while discovering the Last Frontier. Mr. Waldorf will learn all about Alaska while seeking his missing spectacles. Will you help him find them and learn all about this amazing state?

Bylo u starika troe synovej: dvoe umnyh, a tretij Ivanushka-durachok; den' i noch' durachok na pechi valjaetsja. Posejal starik pshenicu, i vyrosla pshenica bogataja, da povadilsja tu pshenicu kto-to po nocham toloch' i travit'. Vot starik i govorit detjam: "Milye moi deti, steregite pshenicu kazhduju noch' poocheredno, pojmajte mne vora."

V staroprezhnie gody v nekoem carstve mysh' ugovorilas' s vorob'em vmeste v odnoj nore zhit', v odnu noru korm nosit' - pro zimu v zapas. Vot i stal vorobej vorovat': blago est' kuda prjatat'. Mnogo nataskal v myshinuju noru vsjakogo zerna. Da i mysh' ne zevaet: chto ni najdet - tuda zhe neset.

Zhil kogda-to na svete krest'janin-bednjak. Sidel on raz vecherom u pechki i razgrebal zhar, a zhena sidela i prjala. Vot i govorit on zhene: "Kak zhal', chto net u nas detej. Uzh tak u nas tiho, a von v drugih domah, pogljadi, kak shumno da veselo." "Da," - otvetila zhena i vzdohnula, - "esli by byl u nas hot' odin, dazhe takoj malen'kij, kak mizinec, i to ja byla by dovol'na."

Zhil na opushke dremuchego lesa bednyj drovosek so svoej zhenoj i dvumja det'mi; mal'chika zvali Genzel', a devochku - Gretel'. Zhil drovosek vprogolod'; vot nastupila odnazhdy v toj zemle takaja dorogovizna, chto ne na chto bylo emu kupit' dazhe hleba na propitanie.

U odnogo korolja byla doch', kotoraja proslavilas' na ves' svet svoej krasotoj. I pravda, horosha ona byla vyshe vsjakoj mery, no zato i vysokomerna, kak nikto. Nikogo iz zhenihov ne schitala ona dostojnym svoej ruki. Kto ni svatalsja k nej, vse poluchali otkaz da eshhe kakoe-nibud' zloe slovechko ili nasmeshlivoe prozvishhe v pridachu.

U odnogo portnogo rodilsja kroshechnyj syn, ne bol'she mizinca, a potomu ego i nazvali Mal'chiks-c-pal'chik. No pri malom roste u nego ne bylo nedostatka v muzhestve, i on skazal svoemu otcu: "Otec, ja dolzhen nepremenno videt' svet." - "Eto verno, syn moj! - skazal starik, vzjal dlinnuju shtopal'nuju igolku i na svechke priladil k nej sharik iz surgucha. - Vot tebe i mech na dorogu."

Uh, kakaja jeto byla malen'kaja, slavnaja devchurochka! Vsem-to ona byla mila, kto tol'ko videl ee; nu, a uzh vseh-to milee i vseh dorozhe byla ona babushke, kotoraja uzh i ne znala, chto by ej podarit', svoej ljubimoj vnuchen'ke.

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