"Dad also used to be little. And mom, and even grandparents too were once young. And just like you, they played, had fun, and sometimes were even naughty. And they will gladly tell you about what they were like in their childhood. Exactly as Father Rabbit speaks about that in "The Rabbit's Book" with his kids...By the way, Father Rabbit still likes to fool around sometimes. Once, for example, he visited a little girl's dream. He jumped joyfully and played funny games with her in the dream, and then suddenly, by joking, he jumped into the dream of her... daddy! And how could he know that the daddy would turn out the once very serious and very adult poet Ivan Andrusyak, who thanks to the Rabbit has now virtually turned into a child – to the extent that he has rhymed all of these stories and retold them to us..."
In Ukrainian.
Illustrations: Maria Kyselyova
Edition type: hard cover
Format: 200x200 mm
Number of pages: 56, illustrated
Publisher: Grani-T, Kyiv
Contents:
- Miy zaychyku...
1. Kazochka pro Zaychykovu znakhidku
2. Porjatunok
3. Sonjachnyy hist‘
4. Zaychyk u misti
5. Kapustjani pryhody
6. Napadnyk Zaychyk
7. Koly tato buv malen‘kyy
8. Kolyskova dlja Zaychyka
- Dovidnychok dopytlyvoho chytacha:
1. Proza chy virshi?
2. Rytm
3. Stopa
4. Virshovyy rozmir
5. Ryma
6. Pro "Zaychykovu knyzhechku"
7. Chomu virsh "zakhovanyy"?
