Reading children's books together with your child is a great way to build a strong bond for years to come. And in winter, when it's dark and cold outside, you want to read books about magic and believe in miracles.
Read our New Year's selection of Russian books with your children. This is the best practice in listening to the Russian language, as well as immersion in culture and traditions.
A. Gaidar's "Chuk and Gek."
The New Year's adventures of two brothers who, together with their mother, went on a distant trip to the mountains to celebrate New Year's Eve with their geologist father.
S. Marshak "12 Months"
A fairy tale story about an orphan girl who is sent by her wicked stepmother to the woods in winter to get snowdrops, and how she is helped by the twelve months of the year.
L. Andreev "The Angel."
The story is about a fair boy with a rebellious temperament, who, when he gets to the holiday and sees a wax angel-toy, is transformed and finds happiness and peace of mind.
A.Usachev "Miracles in Dedmorozovka".
A fairy tale about a distant village Dedmorozovka and its inhabitants - Ded Moroz, granddaughter Snegurochka and their helpers - Snowmen.
A. Usachev "The School of Snowmen".
A school where snowmen and snowmen learn lessons, make feeders for animals and birds, and help Grandpa prepare New Year's gifts for children.
E. Uspensky "Winter in Prostokvashino."
One of a series of books devoted to the adventures of the boy Uncle Fyodor and his friends - Matroskin the cat and Sharik the dog.
E. Kim, E. Buntman "Christmas Tree. One hundred years ago"
The book is about when Russia started celebrating New Year's Eve. You will learn where the tradition of putting a Christmas tree came from, and what they were, how and what they decorated. And also, what was prepared for the festive table.
E. Rakitina "The Adventures of New Year's Toys"
A book in which a story is told about each toy inhabiting the New Year's tree. And waiting for the main event of the year - the New Year's Eve ball.
F.F.Dostoevsky "The Boy at Christ's Christmas Tree."
A Christmas story about the deathbed dreams of a beggar, a freezing boy who is loved by no one but Christ.
We hope you enjoyed our selection of children's books. And if you want to watch Russian New Year cartoons, we advise you to check out this article.
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