In the "Adkrytaya Kniha" (Open Book) publishing house, a story for children titled "The Boy Who Had No Tail" by Viktor Martinovich has been released.
With this "ecological fairy tale for the tailed and the tailless," Viktor Martinovich debuts as a children's writer, bellit.info writes.
“Have you ever imagined, while petting your beloved cat, that it (or another fluffy creature like it) could become an interesting conversationalist? And also a friend for adventures, journeys, escapades? Would you believe that your cat could even be smarter than you in some ways? And in its slow, carefree world, it’s not proper for decent speaking creatures not to have a tail… One day, a boy named Lyosha suddenly found himself in a world inhabited by carefree and mischievous creatures. They live a human-like life, at first glance. But there are precisely no humans in this world. And it's unknown whether even a single living soul who has heard of such an "animal" can be found,” the annotation states.
The book can be purchased in Belarusian bookstores, and also ordered via Wildberries.by.
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