Published: 2011
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"Moidodyr" is a delightful children's story by Korney Chukovsky that centers around a little boy who wakes up to find his washing basin, Moidodyr (meaning "washable"), has come to life. Moidodyr is a charming and whimsical creature made of a washbasin and other cleaning items, who teaches the boy the importance of hygiene and personal care. When the boy decides to ignore his cleaning rituals, Moidodyr sets off on a lively adventure, filled with colorful characters and humorous situations. Through their escapades, the story emphasizes the value of cleanliness, responsibility, and the joy of taking care of oneself. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book was published in 2011 by Lulu. com .
Korney Chukovsky (1882 - 1969) was a renowned Russian writer, poet, translator, influential literary critic and essayist. He wrote his first children's poem, 'The Crocodile' (1916) at the age of 34. Since that time he was primarily known for his children's stories, both in poetry and prose. Subsequently, they were adapted for theatre, animated and live-action films, opera and ballet. With more than 300 million copies printed and translated into 87 languages, Korney Chukovsky is one of the most published Russian authors. Chukovsky was a prolific translator, having translated English writers such as Walt Whitman, Rudyard Kipling and Mark Twain into Russian, among others. Francesca Yarbusovais an award-winning artist, the wife and collaborator of Yuri Norstein. The successes of their films are as much her accomplishments as they are Norstein's. Exhibitions of her artworks successfully showed in museums in Russia, France, Japan, etc. She is the recipient of the Great Gold Medal of the Russian Academy of Fine Art.