It’s good to live in a village: there’s a river, a forest nearby, if you want to pick mushrooms, if you want to plant potatoes in the garden. And you can have as many animals as you like: there is enough space for everyone and no one will say that the cat is of no use, and the dog has dirty paws. Everyone in the village is useful. So one boy took it and left his parents for Prostokvashino. And he took the cat. And the dog grabbed it on the way... ContentsPart one - ARRIVAL IN PROSTOCKVASHinoChapter one - UNCLE FEDORChapter two - THE VILLAGEChapter three - NEW CONCERNSChapter four - TREASUREChapter five - FIRST PURCHASEChapter six - PEGGLE GRABChapter seven - TR-TRChapter eighth - THE HOP IS BLOWINGChapter nine - YOUR SON - UNCLE FARIKChapter ten - BALL GOES TO THE FORESTChapter eleven - BEAVERCHAPTER Twelve - MOTHER AND DAD READING A LETTERChapter thirteen - BAR CHANGES PROFESSIONChapter fourteen - PROFESSOR ARRIVALChapter fifteenth - LETTER TO THE SUN INSTITUTE Chapter sixteen - CALF Chapter seventeen - CONVERSATION WITH PROFESSOR SEMINA Chapter eighteenth - LETTER FROM POSTMAN PECHKIN Chapter nineteen - PACKAGE Chapter twenty - SUNSHINE Chapter twenty one - UNCLE FEDOR'S ILLNESS Chapter twenty two - HOME Included in: Source: viewtopic.php?tu003d3976716