About a little mole who wanted to know who put him on his head

This is one of those books that encourage you to reset your ideas about children's literature, the field of its subject matter. From the first lines, she destroys all the figures of bypassing accepted in our society. Many readers who are used to traditional children's literature will probably find it unusual WHAT the story written by Werner Holzwart is about and HOW the story is told. But, without any doubts, this book will be liked by children, will amuse them and will even allow, while playing, to solve such a painful problem for most parents, which causes either regrets or genuine joy - depending on the contents of the diaper or the potty. From the point of view of age psychology, this is a very correct book. And who, if not the mole, who, having decided to find out who put it on his head, conducts a whole investigation-research, can become a friend of child researchers? And also language, words. Oleksandra Hryhorenko translated very deliciously. Children, playing again, will replenish their vocabulary with new words. And by pronouncing sound-reproducing constructions, they will learn the correct articulation faster. And for all this, it is no less important that the children will learn to dig into the essence of things from the mole, they will understand: if someone has already put it on your head, then you must find out, and after finding out... Well, read it yourself. So, remove starched collars from yourself and your children: they rub your neck unbearably and prevent you from breathing freely. Read about the mole, enjoy your children's laughter, reactions and questions, Werner Holzwart's witty story, Wolf Erlbruch's cute, dynamic illustrations, Oleksandra Hryhorenko's excellent language delivery.