A Fun Read for Families: My Happy Family: A Zoo on the 7th Floor
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- The compact size makes it easy to read on the go.
- The glossy cardboard cover is durable and adds to the book's overall appeal.
- The price point is very affordable, making it a great option for families or individuals on a budget.
- The unique format is engaging and will likely appeal to kids and adults alike.
- The smooth gray finish of the pages is easy on the eyes and reduces eye strain.
- The font is big and easy to read, making it perfect for families to read together.
- It's a great way to spend quality time with your family.
- The book's theme is perfect for young readers.
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- The book's design may not be to everyone's taste, especially those who prefer traditional book layouts.
- The compact size may make it difficult to handle for very young children.
- The pages may not be as durable as those found in larger, more traditional books.
- The book's theme may not appeal to readers who prefer more complex or mature stories.
- The story may be too simplistic for older readers or those looking for more depth.
- The book's length may be too short for some readers, leaving them wanting more.
Editor's Summary
I recently stumbled upon the 'I'm Reading' series from Prof-Press while browsing through the Pobeda store. These books caught my eye with their unique format - compact, thin, and featuring glossy cardboard covers. The price point is super affordable, ranging from 100 to 200 rubles. I decided to take a closer look at 'My Happy Family: A Zoo on the 7th Floor' after reading the intriguing description on the back cover. The book's design, with its newspaper-print-like pages and smooth gray finish, makes it a pleasure to read. It's the perfect size to toss into a bag or backpack for on-the-go reading, and the glossy cardboard cover is durable and adds to the book's overall appeal.
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A Fun Read for Families: My Happy Family: A Zoo on the 7th Floor
I recently stumbled upon a series of books called 'I'm Reading' from Prof-Press while browsing through the Pobeda store. The format of these books caught my attention - they're about half the size of an A5 album, thin, and feature glossy cardboard covers. The price point is quite affordable, ranging from 100 to 200 rubles.
The back cover had a pretty intriguing description that piqued my interest, so I decided to take a closer look.
The pages are designed to resemble newspaper print, but with a smooth, gray finish that's easy on the eyes. I prefer reading with these because they don't strain my eyes like white paper does. The font is big and easy to read, even for my little one, who could read it on their own. We actually read it together, and it was a great bonding experience.
Each page features black and white illustrations that really added to the story and made it more engaging for my child.
We were laughing the whole time we were reading this book, and it was clear that the author had a great sense of humor. The story is lighthearted and fun, making it perfect for families to enjoy together.
So, what's the story about?
It's about a 10-year-old boy named Anton who lives with his mom in a regular apartment building on the 7th floor. His dad is away, and they're just the two of them, but they're not alone for long. They've got a bunch of animals living with them - a dog named Bemolka, a cat named Barsik (also known as Kubarsik), and it just keeps growing from there. Anton's a bit of a zookeeper, with fish, hamsters, and even a snake. It's a wild ride, and I'm not kidding when I say we were both laughing out loud.
One of the things that stood out to me was the way the author wove in everyday details, like onions and onion jam, into the story. We even got to sing a song about cherries, which was a fun and interactive element.
Overall, I think this book is a great choice for families looking for a fun read to spend quality time together. The price is very reasonable, and the story is engaging and entertaining. We had a great time reading it together, and I think it's a great value for money.
