The book designed by the students with special needs www.om21.ru
Translated by Sasha G. Souther
Aleksey Evgenievich Postoyuk was born in Moscow where he spent all his life. A brilliant poet and artist. Absolutely everything that he made was achieved by himself, without any help of academics. Lived a vivid life. Was loved by friends and women. Honest man. Never betrayed his conscience and life approaches. Had his own way, which led him to outer space. Tragically died in 1999.
Pavel Kopaev, artist
Lived and been in world some rhinos
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an iron and a vacuum cleaner
an iron, a board and a basin
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an iron and the dumb-bells
just an iron an iron and the socks
an iron and a cup of water
an iron and a fire bottle
Lived and been in world some irons
Lived and been in world some hammers.
Lived and been there some mashines
a toaster
a radio set a washing mashine
a heater
a vacuum cleaner
a thermometer
Lived and been there motorcycles Lived and been some grumpy men
some legs, some hands summer residents some legs, some hands sportsmen
some legs, some hands schoolboys
some legs, some hands campers
Lived and been some legs, some hands
a cheese
a milk
a cream
a kefir
a sour cream a curdled milk
a baked milk
a boiled fermented milk a curd
Lived and been a lot of milk food.
an yogurt
Lived and been just three times five
a curd
Lived and been. So let us walk.
Lived and been some medications the herbal shampoo a spray
an ointment
a spray
a cream
the pills
an iodine
Lived and been there ancient stones
Lived and been in world some hake backs
Lived and been some saws of day
Lived and been. A lot of stump foams. Lived and been there summer joy
Lived and been just half of camel Lived and been a half of goose
Lived and been just half of comet
Lived and been. Just half of fish.
Publishing Group: Illustrations: Anton Shulyavsky Stanislav Kondrashev Ariel Roginsky Ksenia Kulak Ratmir Bataev Andrey Andrienko Processing illustrations and layout: Alexander Vlasov and students of «Osobaya Polygrafia» Concept: Anna Pokarzhevskaya Pavel Kopaev Translated by Sasha G. Souther
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