Yuri Koval. Suer-Vyer and much more.

There are writers of resounding fame. Like a bell. Or like a copper basin. And there are writers of quiet fame. Quiet fame lasts a long time. Poet Tatyana Bek said of the writer Koval: "Yuri Koval's word will always be there, as long as there is Cyrillic, speech in general, and life on Earth."
Yuri Koval's books are written for readers of all ages; everything in them is light and magical—the objects, the voices of animals, the trees, the wildflowers, the words spoken by animals and people, the birds, and the rainwater.
In his books, everyday life is combined with a magical fairy tale.
Perhaps this is what is called a reader’s happiness – to know that there are books in the world that you always want to return to.
The book was prepared for the 80th anniversary of the remarkable writer, which he, unfortunately, did not live to see.