Tea cups and toast princess who speak a tale in two versions, pink or black A weirdo wearing a flower pot Clouds watery / rain down against force to face each other Here are some charm filaments subtle and deliciously surreal that emerges from this collection of Russian poetry dedicated to young audiences but the older children are likely a lot of fun to go. Do not deprive yourself above all! The illustrations by Delphine Chedru confirm poems, mostly very short, and shifted in their spooky atmosphere, turning them into shreds of dreams, visions into fragments or humorous fantasy crumbs. As so often in Russian poetry, the animals are in the spotlight, particularly hedgehog, Bold, which gives its name to the book.
