Heinrich Christian Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908) was a German satirist poet and artist, best known as the founder of comics. His humorous stories in pictures have been popular all over the world for almost two centuries! Our book includes poetic stories by Wilhelm Busch for children - about the endless pranks of two tomboys Max and Moritz, as well as about Plich and Plyukha - slightly careless puppies and their boy owners. Mischievous and at the same time instructive, the stories of V. Bush will appeal to both children and adults; it’s not for nothing that they have already been translated into 280 languages! Our publication presents a poetic retelling from the German modern writer and poet Andrei Usachev. Also, especially for our book, Andrei Usachev prepared a preface about the author. For middle school age.