Корней Иванович Чуковский

Kornei Chukovsky was the complete man of letters - a literary critic, a writer of verses for children, an authority on children's linguistic creativity and a translator. His diary begins in prerevolutionary Russia and spans almost the entire Soviet era.

A kindly animal doctor is summoned from his home to care from some animals in Africa, but he would not be able to reach them without the help of wolves, a whale, and an eagle.

When he tries to imitate a rooster, a newly-hatched chick falls in a puddle.

In this nonsense poem, a bear rescues the sun from a hungry crocodile. Features pop-up illustrations.

The author's phone is rung constantly by animals calling about their problems.

Adventures of a doctor who can talk with animals.

Adventures of a little man named Bibigon.

A Russian adaptation of the story of Goldilocks and the three bears.

Collection of Chukovskii's best known poems and riddles in verse.

Relates a young Russian boy's experiences growing up in Odessa in the 1890's.

Selected stories by Isaac Bashevis Singer.