At the beginning of G. Oster's third book, 'Harmful Advice,' there is a warning: 'DANGEROUS FOR THE BRAIN' of obedient children (that's why it's recommended to tie children to a chair, just in case).
But, as we already know, harmful advice has never harmed anyone, and therefore the book is absolutely safe and is perfect for reading not only to children, but also to parents and teachers.
Illustrations by A. Martynov.
For primary school age.
Grigory Bentsionovich Oster (literary pseudonym “Ostyor”) is a Russian writer, screenwriter, playwright, and Honored Artist of the Russian Federation (2007). He is ethnically Jewish. He is the creator of the “Bad Advice” genre and the author of the first Russian hypertext novel, A Tale with Details. He was born on November 27, 1947, in Odessa. He spent his childhood and youth in Yalta. In 1966, he completed service in the Northern Fleet. In 1970, he entered the drama department of the Maxim Gorky Literary Institute in Moscow, which he graduated from in 1982.…
