Octav Panku-Jasi was born on April 14, 1929 in Iasi. He also studied at the Lyceum there and completed his lyceum education in Bucharest. He worked in radio broadcasting and cinematography, then in the magazine “Kutezetorii” (“Brave”). He published a number of collections of humorous stories and sketches for children, including: “Dad Has Two Sons” (1956), “Stories in Short Pants” (1958), “Letters to My Sons” (1960). “Fat-Frumos, when he was little” (1963), “Don’t go, my day is beautiful” (1970), etc., as well as the novels “The Great Battle of the Small Lake” (1953) and “The Book with Blue Eyes” "(1959). Died in 1975. Translation from Romanian by Elena Pokramovich, Faina Tatarskaya, Tatyana Vorontsova, Mikhail Olsufiev. Contents: EVERYTHING IS PERFECT IN THE FOREST, ONLY THE TAILERS ARE BADTranslation by Tatyana VorontsovaBIG NEWS ABOUT THE LITTLE BOYTranslation by Tatyana Vorontsova THERE WAS ONCE A BOY DRAWN ON A FENCETranslation by Elena PokramovichMY OPINION AND THE OPINION OF THE DAD CROCODILE ARE THE SAMETranslation by Elena Pokramovich I’M URGENTLY LOOKING FOR A DIVER SUITTranslation by Elena PokramovichTHE PANTRY OF SNOWTranslation by Faina TatarskayaGENERAL AND NIGHTTranslation by Mikhail Olsufieva Source: /viewtopic.php?tu003d4067587