Zhenya is a big little girl. On the one hand, she is younger than everyone, even her beloved dachshund Vetka, and on the other hand, to braid her hair, her mother has to stand on a stool every morning. In general, Zhenya is exactly the same as all other seven-year-old girls. She hates being looked at or considered special. She knows how to peel potatoes so that the skin turns into thin long ribbons. He knows how to sew on buttons - almost as beautifully as dad. She is also great at telling different stories - because something interesting happens to her all the time... Recently, for example, the whole family moved to another city. It’s easy for even such a big little girl to get lost among unfamiliar streets and faces. Does anyone know how cities are tamed? Maybe for this you need to build a resourceful tree, get out into the street on the most dull and rainy day and meet Pea Bear?.. Maria Bershadskaya's books about a big little girl talk about a Wife who stretched out taller than the tallest basketball player in the world, and about , how great it is and how difficult it is to be different from others. Over the course of twelve books, Zhenya is still growing - she is changing, maturing. Dad tells her that every person, even if he has already grown up, still has some kind of INNER GROWTH. It is not yet clear to my wife what needs to be done for this growth that is inside. Walk in the rain? To sing songs? Any useful stuff? We also haven’t realized this yet, but maybe after reading these twelve stories, we will also grow a little? The publishing design is preserved in pdf A4 format.