Large format children's books with pictures

1. Bezhin meadow. Story – I.S. Turgenev, 1988, M., “Children's Literature”, paperback, pp.: 40, with numerous color illustrations (drawings by A. Pakhomov), format: 210 x 274 mm, weight: 127 g, circulation: 1,000,000 copies. Condition: perfect - unread. 2000 ₸

Pakhomov’s color, full-page illustrations for the story “Bezhin Meadow” are an excellent addition to this work. They allow viewers and readers to visualize events and characters, creating a unique atmosphere and drawing attention to detail. Each illustration conveys mood and emotions, helping you dive deeper into the plot and feel all its nuances. Pakhomov's works are distinguished by their skillful execution, excellent composition and the use of various techniques, which makes them truly memorable and interesting for lovers of art and literature.

For children of primary school age.

2. Borodino. Poem - M.Yu. Lermontov, 1985, M., “Children's Literature”, paperback, pp.: 24, with numerous color illustrations (drawings by I. Arkhipov), format: 211 x 274 mm, weight: 93 g, circulation: 1,000,000 copies. Condition: perfect - unread. 2000 ₸

Each stanza is illustrated on a page or spread. On the endpapers are portraits of heroes of the Patriotic War of 1812. Color drawings by I. Arkhipov.

In 1837 it was 25 years since the Patriotic War of 1812. In this regard, Lermontov turns to one of the most dramatic and important moments of this war - the Battle of Borodino, to which he dedicated the poem “Borodin’s Field” back in 1831. On the basis of this youthful work, Lermontov now creates “Borodino,” which is deeply folk in form and content. This poem reflects the poet's thoughts about the role of the people in the great event of national history, about the past and present of Russia.

For children of middle school age.

3. Magic ring. Russian folk tale processed by A.N. Afanasyeva, 1990, M., “Soviet Russia”, soft cover, pp.: 24, with numerous color illustrations (drawings by A. Azemshy), format: 212 x 273 mm, weight: 92 g, circulation: 500,000 copies. Condition: perfect - unread. 1000 ₸

Fairy tales are a golden reserve of folk wisdom accumulated over many generations. Reading Russian folk tales is not only very interesting, but also educational.

Here is a fairy tale about the kind young Martyn, who, instead of buying bread, saved a cat and a dog, and then a beautiful maiden, receiving a magic ring from her father as a gift. When trouble came knocking on Martynka’s house, all those to whom he was not indifferent helped him.

For children of primary school age.

4. Stupid check. Fairy tale poem - K. Kurbansakhatov, 1985, Kiev, “Magaryf”, soft cover, pp.: 48, with numerous color drawings (artist A. Smetanin), format: 219 x 279 mm, weight: 165 g, circulation: 300 000 copies Condition: perfect - unread. 1000 ₸

The fairy tale depicts a tyrant Shah, but, as expected, at the end of the fairy tale, the smart commoner defeats the stupid Shah. With colorful full-page illustrations on every spread. For children of primary school age.

5. Named father. Ukrainian folk tales, 1986, M., “Baby”, soft cover, pp.: 24, with numerous color drawings (artist M. Karpenko), format: 211 x 275 mm, weight: 94 g, circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: perfect - unread. 1000 ₸

Ukrainian folk tales retold by E. Blaginina. Contents: Mitten, Ferret, Serko, Named Father. For preschool age.

6. Shishkopad – Yuri Mogutin, 1982, M., “Children’s Literature”, paperback, pp.: 24, with multi-format color illustrations, many full-page ones (artist N. Ustinov), format: 215 x 276 mm, weight: 93 g , circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: the cover is slightly worn, the spine is glued, the book block looks great. 1000 ₸

This richly illustrated publication is a collection of poems about Siberian nature, written by the wonderful poet Yuri Mogutin.

For older preschool age.

The cost of each book is indicated after its imprint. Reasonable bargaining is possible.