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children's books are a whole world in which all the most interesting and unknown things are concentrated. remember how, as a child, in anticipation of something magical, you took down another book from the shelf, enthusiastically began reading, and the world around you simply ceased to exist. today we will visit a truly fabulous place, a writers’ book club, where we will meet one of the belarusian children’s authors, elena stelmakh. what is the magic of a children's book, why after a while many adults return to their favorite books works, alina nevoina is with you and this is a fashion for culture. the book is priceless for a child at all times, and despite his fascination with gadgets, it still expands his understanding of the world, introduces him to things, nature, and everything that surrounds him. at first , the child gets acquainted with the book thanks to his parents and grandparents. and then he himself

begins to explore the world of letters, words and thoughts. by reading books, a child develops his thinking, it will be both thought and imagination, teaches perseverance, makes him think and analyze. among the most famous children's authors first come to mind: samuel morshak, korneychukovsky, agnia barto, mark twain, astrit lingren, hans christian andersen, great storytellers. of all times, and on april 2, on anderson’s birthday , they even began to celebrate international children’s book day. the republic of belarus is also rich in authors, here children’s literature dates back to ancient times, from folklore, fairy tales, lullabies, songs, and formation as genre of literature dates back to the 15th century, when arose on the belarusian lands the printed book begins with fairy tales.

introducing children to literature, the plots of kolobok, turnips, the pockmarked hen and other works are understandable even to the smallest listener, because, as the russian and soviet writer alexei nikolaevich tolstoy said, a fairy tale is the great spiritual culture of the people, which we collect bit by bit, and through a fairy tale the thousand-year history of the people is revealed to us. elena anatolyevna, good afternoon, good afternoon. tell us who first introduced you to the book and was your guide to the world of art literature? this is my grandmother, my childhood was spent in the village, my grandmother was a school teacher, and of course she taught students, and she really wanted her granddaughter to be so smart, so loving to read books, and i really remember those evenings when there was a blizzard outside the window. and

my grandmother and i are on the stove, she tells me fairy tales, probably for everyone these are the most significant moments in life, when you listen to your grandmother’s fairy tales, when you hear your mother’s lullabies, you grow up with this, you go into the big world with this. to write children's books, you need to be a child at heart, but what about you? is the process of writing a book going on, do you immediately know what the book will be about, or is it some kind of spontaneous action? i... take the liberty to assert that we are all adults, we are also children, because in our souls we still remain the same reverent, the same sensual people, and of course, the world that you know in childhood surrounds you and before, but the big things you are going to do, the everyday things you are very busy with, seem to make you an adult. and for me

this is the feeling of the world, its completeness, its diversity and becomes the subject in order to create works, you have a quote from...

and the way the artist illustrated it is how the reader perceives it. sometimes in my books an even greater miracle happens than i imagine, because the artist and i myself imagine my heroes to be so beautiful, so wonderful, when i see these illustrations, i just... gasp delightfully at what i see. do you hold creative meetings with your young readers and their parents? when a book is being prepared for publication, the writer, artist, publishers,

printing house workers, we all make great efforts to ensure that a book is published, but as soon as the book is published, it begins to live its own life. life, and, of course , for a writer, meeting readers is a very important thing, because you see the eyes of those to whom you drew your book, you see their feelings, their emotions, it’s very nice that here i am, as a writer, i find myself in such an environment , i accumulate these emotions, often readers suggest to the writer how the plot could be invented differently, and often as a continuation of some stories, namely such meetings with the reader become? today , new information forms of presenting material are being introduced, for example, quest books, that is

, a book ceases to be just a book as such with a fascinating interesting story, what do you think about this? i not only think, but i carry out these projects. for example, our joint family creative project under a pseudonym corresponds exactly to this, these are two books, a big performance for sonechka visiting francis skaryna, in these books after each chapter there are exciting quizzes, competitions, riddles, that is, the reader not only gets acquainted with our heroes, but... also becomes an accomplice in the stories that these heroes live, of course, it is very important now how books sound audio, for example, here is one of my creative works, included into the school

curriculum, oak and raven, and in the embodiment of our famous artist oleg vinyarsky, the book sounds recorded and... unchanged, the writer, because he creates a work not only living in one country, but he writes in a way that is valuable for people all over the world , that's why books, writers translate into other languages, this suggests that

the value of the writer’s work is important for every reader. in the 21st century, the book is replaced by virtual space, in your opinion, like this printed book still... which does not lose its value over the years, a book is that unique feeling that gives the world of book characters and the book itself in general, therefore i really want family libraries like these to be family values ​​that are passed on from generation to generation. the book is not only amazing stories about adventures of the brave and courageous, these are also

colorful drawings that will be remembered by our imagination for a lifetime. this is the work of an illustrator, a guide to the world of children's literature, thanks to whom lines that are still incomprehensible to a young reader acquire bright and magical images. ekaterina pershina has been engaged in the art of illustration, her own, for more than 10 years.

feelings of kindness, some very familiar sensations from childhood, some very touching and some very deep feelings, are usually evoked by children's books. how your illustrations are born, then you get acquainted with the text and what happens then? each book is its own little world, each book, one might say, turns out differently, most often, i think about some stylistics in my head, how i do it, how it will be drawn. how it will be implemented there with the help of a computer or with the help of some kind of living materials, that is, most often i

have some kind of idea, and reading the text, i am already convinced that yes, exactly this will be drawn there with pencils there, that's it i want to draw like this there, here i want to try something like this, and most often when reading the text - this is, in general, the longest stage of creating a book, you can say, because i seem to... go into this text as if in some kind of space and i feel like i’m there somehow, who is more difficult to draw: good characters or evil ones? it’s very difficult for me to be evil, because for some reason i always think that all heroes should be nice, even some evil characters always ask me to do something more than them, to strengthen their such an evil disposition, and it’s always somehow difficult for me, when even i...

and a miracle, it turns out, you illustrate a miracle, but is there a place for a miracle in your life? yuri borisovich norshtein, a wonderful person, the creator of hedgehog in the fog and many other works, said it very well, and speaks about this periodically, he always says that you should always remain a child, look at the world with such curiosity, and when i grew up , became a big adult, i realized that i could do it naturally, i i’m walking and i notice something there, i don’t know, there’s a beautiful tree, there’s something

reflected in a puddle there, that is, i’m not such a little researcher who walks through familiar places every day, but i see something - something there’s something special about every age, the book is interesting in its own way , that’s what the magic of a children’s book is in your opinion, the magic of books in general, well, for me i can say again from my experience that i i always thought that a book was something, for some reason it was so small, flat, but nevertheless you open it, and there ’s a whole world in it, a different world every time, that is, it really amazed me, and it seems to me that you’re opening? you don’t know what will happen there, this is also a kind of journey, research. today , belarusian children's literature continues to develop fruitfully, replenished not only with new works by the names of young talented authors, but also with innovative forms of presenting material. albert einstein was once asked how we can make

our children smarter? his answer was surprising simple, but so wise... said: if you want your children to be smart, read them fairy tales, and if you want them to be even smarter, read them more fairy tales, people fortunately continue to follow this valuable advice , not just re-reading the well-known works about the bun ivan tsarevich or the princess on the pea, but creating your own, new ones. someday we will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again. don't rush to grow up. read domestic literature, follow fashion trends trends in the cultural life of our country. alina nevoina was with you and remember, being cultured is fashionable. see you in a week. until new cultural meetings.

we were once taught that the word democracy is the most wonderful word in the world regarding politics, but words like dictatorship or authoritarianism are supposedly very bad words. greek philosophers then said that in democracies, power is held by a group of individuals in order to create good for themselves, and not for the entire population, this is what was originally meant by democracy: what kind of authoritarianism do we have? in my opinion, in our country it relies on the strength of the executive branch, when, after legal strengthening, our parliament and the supreme national assembly also become stronger in personnel, it will rely more on them.

considering our authoritarianism, well, someone calls it a dictatorship, it will be so... we will introduce you to belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. our enterprise is a very unique enterprise in its own way; we are the only enterprise in the country that operates on a full cycle. we need to start this with thread,

to have the quality of the thread, this is a collection of classicism, baroque and various. these areas, these people from generation to generation passed on their professionalism, their attitude to this business, then we will continue to produce this furniture, an approach to business that everyone should strive for, my work for me is, probably, i will not be afraid these big words, this is the meaning of my life, my work is a second family for me, this is a second home, we are going from the time... today we feel young, and we want to continue to feel young, otherwise in this competition today it will be very difficult to stand on your feet and be young. the project is a quality mark on the belarus 24 tv channel

. this is news in the studio vladislav bunder, good afternoon, this is what we will talk about in the issue. the tightness of spacesuits, places in the ship and state flags on baikanu. and the countdown to sending the first belarusian into space, ruins instead of a police station , streets on fire in the capital.