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“Composing for children is the best job. It requires a lot of knowledge. The main thing is love and respect for them. I realized when my son was growing up that children need to be treated with the greatest and very warm respect.”
- “Composing for children is the best job. It requires a lot of knowledge. The main thing is love and respect for them. I realized when my son was growing up that children need to be treated with the greatest and very warm respect.”
- Born in Kyiv on November 23, 1908
- Father is a film actor,
- Mom is a housewife.
- The family had four children.
- For some time the family lived in the small village of Irpen, then returned to Kyiv again.
- The hobbies of my school years were varied: music, singing, amateur theater, writing for the handwritten magazine "X", as well as chemistry, chess, radio, electronics, photography.
- Later, Nosov sold newspapers, was a laborer, a navvy, a mower, and a log carrier.
- During his school years, the boy dreamed of becoming a musician,
- then a chemist
- but by the age of twenty he still entered the directing department, where his older brother Peter was already studying
- Nikolay Nosov worked for many years film director, cartoonist.
- During the Great Patriotic War he made films on the front line
- Nikolai Nosov directed several training films for the Soviet Army.
- In 1943 he was awarded the Order of the Red Star.
- Order of the Red Star
- Buddy – 1958
- 2. Adventure
- Toli Klyukvina – 1964
- 3. Dreamers - 1965
- As Nosov said and wrote, he came to literature by accident: a son was born, and he had to tell him more and more fairy tales, funny stories.
- He took one of his stories, it was called “Entertainers,” to the magazine “Murzilka”. The story was published. This was in 1938.
- Books by Nikolai Nosov
- Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov
- Quiz
- Remember the title of the story:
- "Alive...
- “Mishkina...
- "Three…
- Fedina...
- Shurik has...
- Choose the correct answer:
- In the story “Mishkina Porridge,” water was not raised from the well:
- teapot
- bucket
- samovar
- mug
- "Patch".
- Bobka's pants were wonderful:
- school
- soldier's
- sports
- denim
- - She's alive, alive!
- - Who's alive?
- - Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- - What you! Are there living hats?
- - Give me the rope. - But there is no rope.
- - Where is she?
- - There.
- - Where exactly?
- - Well... In the well.
- - So you missed the bucket with the rope?
- - Well, yes.
- - I used to know how to fly!
- - Well, fly!
- - Now I can’t: I’ve forgotten how.
- Doesn't fly, doesn't buzz.
- A beetle is running down the street.
- And they burn in the beetle's eyes
- Two shiny lights.
- He is friends with the owner,
- The house is guarded
- Lives under the porch
- Tail in a ring.
- They flew into a raspberry
- They wanted to peck her
- But they saw a freak -
- And get out of the garden quickly!
- And the freak is standing on a stick
- With a beard made from a washcloth.
- I'll turn the magic circle
- And my friend will hear me.
- Through the field and forest
- A voice comes out.
- He runs along the wires -
- You say here
- And you can hear it there.
- Well done!
Lyudmila Tyurina
Lesson summary with presentation “Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov”
I present to your attention GCD summary with presentation for children to get acquainted with creativity Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov. The presented material can be used in the senior group of kindergarten as part of direct educational activities or as a full-fledged class. Presentation includes brief biographical information about the writer, the names of his most famous works; V presentation also includes text and illustrative material to familiarize children with the story “The Living Hat” and a short quiz on the material studied.
Target: introduce children to the works of N.N. Nosova.
Tasks:
Educational: continue to work on generating interest in the book; help you understand the sequence of actions of fairy tale characters with the help of illustrations; learn to correctly name the author and title of the work; help children remember the names of the most famous works Nosova.
Developmental: develop the ability to listen carefully to works of fiction; develop the ability to adequately perceive the content of a work, evaluate the actions of the characters; develop a sense of humor.
Educational: to cultivate emotional and figurative perception of the text,
Integration of educational regions:
artistic and aesthetic development, social and communicative development, speech development.
Material: illustrative material, books by N.N. Nosova, interactive complex, file presentations.
Preliminary work:
a selection of books and illustrative material for getting acquainted with the work of N.N. Nosova; Reading books Nosova before bedtime and in free time; watching cartoons about Dunno and “Bobik visiting Barbos.”
Progress of direct educational activities:
1. Organizational moment - asking a riddle about Dunno
This boy is short
A dreamer and a braggart.
He takes on a lot
But he really doesn’t succeed in anything.
Who do you think this riddle is about? (About Dunno).
Right. Stories about Dunno and his friends were written by a children's writer and storyteller Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov. (Slide 2).This is his portrait. Why do you think he is surrounded by books? (Children's answers).
2. Conversation about N.N. Nosovo.
- Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov- famous children's writer. He said: “Composing for children is the best job. It requires a lot of knowledge). The main thing is love for them. And respect." N. Nosov At first I composed fairy tales and stories just like that - for my little son.
His first book was published in 1938.
He wrote many books: “Vitya Maleev at school and at home”
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Stories “Putty”, “Patch”, “Entertainers”, “Mishkina Porridge”, “Cucumbers”, “Dreamers”.
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Some stories and fairy tales have been adapted into cartoons and even movies! What cartoons have you seen? What are they about? (children's answers).
3. Dynamic pause.
And now I suggest you relax a little and warm up with Dunno.
(I show cards on which the drawn Dunno performs various exercises. The dynamic pause takes place to the music “Where the Wizards Are” from the movie “Dunno from Our Yard”)
4. Reading the story "The Living Hat".
Now let's get to know the story Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov"Living Hat"
Slides 12-17. Reading a story with visual accompaniment.
5. Fixing the material.
Guys, Dunno invites you to take part in a quiz.
Slide 18. Who wrote the story "Living hat?"
Slide 19. What other stories have you written? Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov?
Slide 20. What cartoons are based on stories and fairy tales Nosov you watched?
Slide 21. What stories Nikolai Nosov do you love the most? And why? Tell us!
Slide 22. Well done!
6. Reflection.
Who did we talk about today?
What did you find interesting?
What do you remember most?
What did you like most?
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Nikolai Nikolaevich Nosov was born in Kyiv on November 23, 1908 in the family of an actor, studied at the Kiev Art Institute, graduated from the Moscow Institute of Cinematography, and worked as a film director. He published his first stories in 1938. Favorite writer is 100 years old
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All works of N. Nosov are seen, heard and talentedly transferred to paper. ATTENTIVE LISTENER
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1938 - story “Entertainers”. 1945 - story “Knock-knock-knock”. 1946 - book “Steps”. 1947 - “Funny stories.” 1957 - “Dreamers”. Everyone knows these books
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The last book
In order to fill dry words with colors and sounds, it is worth opening his autobiographical story “The Secret at the Bottom of the Well.” This is the last book by Nikolai Nosov. And for him this is a completely unusual book - sad, almost sad.
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1954 - “The Adventure of Dunno and His Friends.” 1958 - “Dunno in the Sunny City.” 1966 - “Dunno on the Moon.” Famous trilogy
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Dunno was the size of a small cucumber. This is what information was received about him at the police station. “We measure the circumference of your head... Like this... Thirty units. We see this way. That your head is big... We measure your nose and see that it is only two and a half units long, that is, short.” Based on lunar units, we find out that Dunno’s height is 72 mm, his nose is only 2.5 mm, but his head circumference is as much as 30 mm. Favorite shorty
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Screen adaptation of works by N. Nosov
Feature films Two friends Buddy Living rainbow Jerusalem artichokes Dreamers
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Animated films Bobik visiting Barbos Vintik and Shpuntik - cheerful masters Dunno in the Sunny City Dunno from our yard Dunno is learning
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Dunno boldly stepped beyond the pages of his native book.
You can meet him anywhere. Dunno is a popular brand
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Heroes of N. Nosov in the country “Guessing Game”? ? ? ? ?
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WHO DID N.NOSOV DREAM OF BECOME IN HIS SCHOOL YEARS? WHAT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DID HE PLAY? WHICH FACULTY OF THE POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE N.NOSOV WAS GOING TO APPLY? WHERE DID N.NOSOV GO? WHICH INSTITUTE N.NOSOV GRADUATED? WHAT IS N. NOSOV'S AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL STORY CALLED? WHAT IS THE CALL OF N. NOSOV'S FIRST STORY? ON WHICH MAGAZINES HIS “FUNNY STORIES” APPEARED? FOR WHAT WORK DID N. NOSOV RECEIVE THE STATE PRIZE NAMED AFTER NK KRUPSKAYA? QUESTIONS ABOUT N. NOSOV’S BIOGRAPHY
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Task: from these words, make up the titles of N. Nosov's stories Words: live, Mishkina, family, porridge, sparklers, me, lights, about, our, Gena, skating rink, on, hunter, slide, task, Shurik, about, Fedina, turnip ,three, hat, cheerful, and, helping, with, grandfather. "MOSAIC"
Assignment: guess the riddle, and based on the answer, remember and name N. Nosov’s story 1. We cooked it in a pot with cow’s milk. It is nourishing, thick, and oh so delicious! 3.Wags its tail back and forth - And it’s gone, and there’s no trace. 4. Small bird, steel nose, flaxen tail 5. Friends with the owner, guards the house, lives under the porch, tail like a ring. “Guess” 2. Doesn’t fly, doesn’t buzz. The beetle is running down the street. And two brilliant lights burn in the beetle’s eyes.
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Assignment: connect the names and professions of the shorties. Znayka, Donut, Silent, Cog, Pilyulkin, Avoska, Flower, Guslya, Tube, Pulka, Steklyashkin, Smekaylo, Lungwort Professions of shorties scientist cook shoemaker mechanic doctor postman poet musician artist hunter astronomer writer doctor
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Assignment: name the authors of the following phrases: “YOU, UNKNOWER, APPEAR TO BE SICK. SOMETHING HAPPENED TO YOUR EYES. WHEN DID YOU SEEN THAT I HAD A THERMOGRAPHER INSTEAD OF A NOSE?” “WELL, CAPABLE, CAPABLE, JUST STAY AWAY!” I GOT A HEAD ACH. WRITE SO THAT THERE IS MEANING AND RHYME, HERE ARE YOUR POEMS.” “BROTHERS! WHAT DOES HE WRITE ABOUT ME? I DIDN’T SWALLOW ANY COLD IRON!” “IT'S BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT USED TO MY MUSIC YET. YOU’LL GET USED TO IT AND YOUR EARS WILL NOT STILL HURT.” “PLEASE SIT DOWN, MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE. THERE IS ENOUGH SPACE ON THE BALLON FOR EVERYONE.” Who said that?
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The topic of my project is “Nikolai Nosov. The life and work of a children's writer." Why did she interest me? Firstly, this is my favorite children's writer. Nosov’s books are extremely popular among readers, because the writer gives all his kind heart and “cheerful talent” to children. Secondly, 2008 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of this wonderful writer and I would not like to leave this unattended...
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Nikolay Nosov
Life and work of a children's writer
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Today is a wonderful day for us! We met to talk once again about the works of Nikolai Nosov and about himself. Look how many wonderful, beloved books there are around!
You can meet him anywhere. Dunno is a popular brand
Whatever you say, Nosov is the most suitable surname for a writer, especially for a children’s writer, and even more so for a cheerful children’s writer. Just listen: N o s o v - simple, easy and a little funny. Okay, overall. And it’s even better if the writer himself fits his surname. Nosov really had a nose, and not at all small, it was large and noticeable, and he had a large head and broad shoulders... And all this did not fit at all with his short stature and quiet, muffled voice. At first glance, he is an unprepossessing person. Very silent, very reserved. Some called him a "gloomy grumbler."
Heroes of N. Nosov in the country “Guessing Game”? ? ? ? ?
Nikolai Nosov was born on November 23, 1908. In the city of Kyiv. Father is a pop and film actor; the mother is a delicate, sensitive nature, a needlewoman and a singer, and raised four children.
WHO DID N.NOSOV DREAM OF BECOME IN HIS SCHOOL YEARS? WHAT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DID HE PLAY? WHICH FACULTY OF THE POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE N.NOSOV WAS GOING TO APPLY? WHERE DID N.NOSOV GO? WHICH INSTITUTE N.NOSOV GRADUATED? WHAT IS N. NOSOV'S AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL STORY CALLED? WHAT IS THE CALL OF N. NOSOV'S FIRST STORY? ON WHICH MAGAZINES HIS “FUNNY STORIES” APPEARED? FOR WHAT WORK DID N. NOSOV RECEIVE THE STATE PRIZE NAMED AFTER NK KRUPSKAYA? QUESTIONS ABOUT N. NOSOV’S BIOGRAPHY
It requires not only literary knowledge, but also knowledge of the psychology of children, and most importantly, love for them... I realized when my son was growing up that children need to be treated with the greatest and warmest respect.”
As he himself said, he came to literature completely by accident. Nikolai had a son and, when he grew up, he began to tell him various funny stories, inventing them as he went along... At some point, Nikolai realized that they needed to be written down - something interesting could come out of all this: “Gradually I realized that composing for children is the best activity.
Task: from these words, make up the titles of N. Nosov's stories Words: live, Mishkina, family, porridge, sparklers, me, lights, about, our, Gena, skating rink, on, hunter, slide, task, Shurik, about, Fedina, turnip ,three, hat, cheerful, and, helping, with, grandfather. "MOSAIC"
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In fact, Nosov “had something to tell people about.” He knew a lot, had various talents by nature, and had to try a lot in life. Even in his youth, he happened to be a navvy and a mower, a log carrier and a brick factory worker, he was interested in chemistry and photography, learned to play the violin and mandolin, played chess and published a handwritten magazine “X”. And then he entered the Moscow Institute of Cinematography and began working in cinema, making various educational, scientific and animated films. During the Great Patriotic War, Nikolai Nosov was engaged in a very important matter: he made films for our soldiers, for which he was awarded the military Order of the Red Star.
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He called his first story “Entertainers” and submitted it to the magazine “Murzilka”. The story was published. This was in 1938.
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This story was followed by others: “Living Hat”, “Cucumbers”, “Dreamers”, “Patch”...
They were published in children's magazines "Murzilka", "Koster", "Zateinik" and the newspaper "Pionerskaya Pravda".
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The main characters of these stories were the cute boys Mishka and Kolya.
The main instigator of all adventures and mischief is usually Mishka, an inveterate dreamer and great confusion. He also involves his friend Kolya in his plans.
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In addition to funny stories, Nikolai Nosov wrote several stories about school life: “The Cheerful Family” (1949), “The Diary of Kolya Sinitsyn”, “Vitya Maleev at School and at Home” (1952).
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Later, these cheerful heroes were joined by another one, this time a fairytale one. This hero is Dunno. Dunno - and with him a whole horde of cheerful and noisy short friends - brought Nikolai Nosov the greatest fame.
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A whole series of fairy tale novels is dedicated to them: “The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends.” “Dunno in the Sunny City”, “Dunno on the Moon”.
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So, if you happen to find yourself in Japan, don’t be particularly surprised when you see the Dunno cafe. Come in calmly - you will definitely be met there by an old, kind and cheerful friend.
The characters in these books, although fabulous, are very similar to their little readers, especially Dunno. That’s why the kids fell in love with them: not only ours, but also foreign ones, since through the efforts of translators, these heroes began to speak many languages of the world, even Japanese!
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Mishka and Kolya - then go to the library and take “The Adventures of Dunno” and collections of funny stories. We promise you won’t be pulled away from these books, and you’ll even forget about TV.
Nikolai Nosov's books in the library are always the most shabby. Why? Because they are read, they never sit on the shelves. So, who hasn’t read about Dunno yet, about cheerful friends
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The history of the creation of works about Dunno
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The middle of the 20th century is far from the brightest time for literature in general, and for children’s literature in particular. Even the story about Vita Maleev, favored by the authorities, was quite often attacked for the fact that the world of schoolchildren in it is depicted as completely divorced from the life of the entire country and, therefore, it is deliberately “narrowed and impoverished.” Where, the critical articles asked, is the pioneer organization, where is the guiding role of counselors and teachers? And in fact, there was nothing of this in Nosov’s book. Well, what do you tell a writer to do here? Break yourself? Or change direction? Except that in a fairy tale the pioneer organization can be neglected. And a hero, a restless person and a dreamer, he will take root there too.
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suggested immediately, as soon as the first chapters of the work appear, without even waiting for its completion, to publish them in his journal. The proposal was accepted, and the word was kept. So for the first time the fairy tale was published in the magazine “Barvinok” in two languages - Russian and Ukrainian - under the title “The Adventures of Dunno and His Comrades” with the subtitle “fairy tale-story”.
It’s hard to say when N.N. Nosov first had the idea of writing a fairy tale about the state of short people. It is only known for certain that in the same 1952, while heading with a delegation of Soviet writers to Minsk, Nosov spent the whole night talking with the young Ukrainian writer Bogdan Chaly (at that time the editor of the magazine “Barvinok”). It was to him that Nosov told about the idea of “Dunno”. They say that Chaly literally fell in love with the image of the charming short man and
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It immediately appeared as a separate publication, already as “The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends: A Fairy Tale Novel.” The second part, “Dunno in the Sunny City,” was published in 1958, first in the magazine “Youth,” and then was published as a book And, finally , the third fairy tale novel “Dunno on the Moon” was first published in the magazine “Family and School” in 1964-66. A separate publication appeared a year later. This is how Dunno received three books by N.N. Nosov for his permanent place of residence, and the writer himself, for providing the hero with such a cozy abode, received the State Prize of the RSFSR named after. N.K. Krupskaya. This joyful event happened in 1969.
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In fact, did Dunno have a prototype? He did! Or rather, they were. They say, for example, that Dunno is literally copied from N.N. Nosov’s son, Peter. And his hair was curly and unruly. And by nature he is a restless person. Despite his small stature, Peter played volleyball and basketball well as a child, because he was as bouncy as a ball. So Dunno could have borrowed something from Pyotr Nikolaevich.
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Although from his creator, N.N. Nosov himself, the hero also inherited some traits. For example, the short guys have said more than once that Dunno is a master of making things up. He undoubtedly got this gift from Nikolai Nikolaevich. Or, say, a penchant for wide-brimmed hats. Well, it’s clear that Dunno can’t go anywhere without his hat. But Nosov...
In one of his most successful photographs, he is wearing a chic hat. And it’s immediately clear that he and her are a single and inextricable whole. But take another photo, and the resemblance will be simply striking. In it, little Koka’s eyes are huge, completely round and clear, just the same eyes with which Dunno looks at us from any page of the Nosov trilogy.
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However, according to the writer, the life prototype of Dunno is simply “a child, but not one who can be called by name and surname, but a child in general, with a restless thirst for knowledge inherent in his age and at the same time with restlessness, inability to hold his attention on one subject for any long time, - in general, with all the good inclinations... and shortcomings...” (N.N. Nosov. About himself and his work).
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As for literary prototypes, Dunno has another one, already ours, indigenous, Russian. For clarity, let’s immediately quote. No, two quotes. To compare.
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“- Tell me, please, who came up with the idea of flying in a hot air balloon? - It’s me,” answered Dunno... Our kids have been asking me for a long time to come up with something: “Think of something, brother, come up with something.” I say: “Brothers, I’m already tired of inventing things. Come up with it yourself." They say: “Where are we going?” We are stupid, and you are smart. What does it cost you? Come up with it!” “Okay,” I say. - What should I do with you? I'll figure it out." And I began to think...I thought for three days and three nights, and what would you think? I figured it out! “Here, I say, brothers: you will have a ball!” And he made a ball. About me, the poet Tsvetik... we have such a poet... he wrote poems: “Our Dunno came up with the ball...” Or not: “Our Dunno came up with the ball...” Or not: “Our Dunno came up with the ball...” No, I forgot! You know, they write a lot of poems about me, you can’t remember them all.”
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NIKOLAI NOSOV Nikolai Nosov is a Russian Soviet prose writer, playwright, all works for children. Nikolai Nosov - invented Dunno and settled him with other shorties in the Flower City.
His father was a pop and film actor, his mother was a needlewoman and singer. Nikolay Nosov was born in Kyiv
A multi-talented boy, Nosov from his high school years was interested in music, theater, writing - along with chess, photography, electrical engineering, and amateur radio.
He was a newspaper merchant, a navvie, a mower, and in 1927–1929 he studied at the Kiev Art Institute, from where he transferred to the Moscow Institute of Cinematography.
In 1932–1951 he was a director of animated, popular science and educational films (including for the Red Army, earning the Order of the Red Star in 1943).
Nikolai Nikolaevich himself said that he began writing for children completely by accident - at first he simply told fairy tales to his little son and his friends.
The first story “Entertainers” was published in 1938 in the magazine “Murzilka”.
Nosov introduced a new hero into children's literature - a naive and sensible, mischievous and inquisitive fidget, obsessed with a thirst for activity and constantly finding himself in unusual, often comic situations.
The fairy tale “The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends”, “Dunno in the Sunny City” and “Dunno on the Moon” brought the writer well-deserved fame.
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