Ebook {Epub PDF} The Adventures of Dennis by Victor Dragunsky

The Adventures of Dennis is a collection of short stories for children written by Soviet author Viktor Dragunsky. They deal with the life of an eight-year-old boy in Moscow in the late s and s, modelled on the author's son. The first story was written in Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins. The Adventures Of Dennis. Language: English. 0 Reviews | Write a review | Tell a friend. Author: Victor Dragunsky. Translators: Fainna Glagoleva. Category: Children's Books. Publication: Lokvangmaya Griha. Pages: Weight: Gm.  · The Adventures Of Dennis Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Share to Facebook. Share to Reddit. The Adventures Of Dennis by Victor Dragunsky. Topics children's book, story book, picture book, soviet literature Collection mir-titles; additional_collections Language.

The Adventures of Dennis by Victor Dragunsky. Neither the title, nor the author rang a bell, yet she took the book off the shelf and. The cheery picture on the book cover drew Pari's eyes. The hanging, exposed light quavered and swayed from side to side in a dance of light and shadow. The elephant on the cover marched on with a boy in a knight. The Adventures of Dennis (Victor Dragunsky) 3. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 4. Airframe ADVERTISEMENT. 5. The Alchemist 6. The Amulet of Samarkand 7. An Abundance of Katherines 8. And Then There Were None (Agatha Christie) 9. Angels and Demons The Arabian Nights: One Thousand and One Nights (Anonymous). Home Books Children's Books The Adventures Of Dennis. The Adventures Of Dennis Language: English. 0 Reviews Author: Victor Dragunsky. Translators: Fainna Glagoleva. Category: Children's Books. Publication: Lokvangmaya Griha. Pages: Weight: Gm Binding: Paperback.

The Adventures Of Dennis. Language: English. 0 Reviews | Write a review | Tell a friend. Author: Victor Dragunsky. Translators: Fainna Glagoleva. Category: Children's Books. Publication: Lokvangmaya Griha. Pages: Weight: Gm. Victor Dragunsky, The Adventures of Dennis. A few moments later he was way behind us, but I could still hear the gravel crunching under his heavy boots. He was getting smaller and smaller. Then he climbed the slope quickly, that kind man in the blue shirt. When he was about nine or 10 years old, Devadatta Rajadhyaksha read the book The Adventures of Dennis, by Victor Dragunsky. Rajadhyaksha was mesmerized by naughty little Dennis, who kept grass.