Vlagyimir Szutyejev - A nyúl aki senkitől sem félt

Clumsy, the gray bunny becomes famous against his will after he was not afraid of the bear, the tiger, or the lion. His admiration lasts until someone realizes what made the little bunny so brave... Mikhail Pjakovsky's fairy-tale heroes - just like Okton's Torzaragó - are kind, good-natured animals who learn a lot at their own or others' expense. Hápisápi, the dirty duckling, Chahos, the singing dog, or the vain peacock were drawn by Vladimir Sutjeev many, many years ago. Several of the well-known tales from the book The Hedgehog Who Could Be Caressed now appear in new guises for the delight of the little ones.