Shim, E. Sleep, Sleep, Little Mice: A Read and Color Book (Spite, spite, myshata). Illustrated by M. Mezheninov. Uncolored, 1972. In Russian

Shim, E. Sleep, Sleep, Little Mice: A Read and Color Book (Spite, spite, myshata). Illustrated by M. Mezheninov. Uncolored, 1972. In Russian

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Shim, E. Sleep, Sleep, Little Mice: A Read and Color Book (Spite, spite, myshata). Illustrated by M. Mezheninov. Uncolored, 1972. In Russian
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Shim, E. Sleep, Sleep, Little Mice: A Read and Color Book (Spite, spite, myshata). Illustrated by M. Mezheninov. Uncolored, 1972. In Russian

$30.00
Sale price  $30.00 Regular price 

Шим, Эдуард Юрьевич. Спите, спите, мышата. Альбом для раскрашивания с текстом / художник М. Меженинов.
Москва : Издательство «Малыш», 1972. 16 страниц, контурные и цветные иллюстрации.
Мягкая издательская иллюстрированная обложка. Энциклопедический формат (28 х 21,5 см). Тираж 400 000 экземпляров.
Состояние хорошее. Книжный блок крепкий, скрепки без ржавчины, страницы чистые. Важно: контурные рисунки абсолютно не раскрашены. Обложка с легким возрастным пожелтением.
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Shim, Eduard Yurievich. Sleep, Sleep, Little Mice. Coloring album with text (Spite, spite, myshata) / illustrated by M. Mezheninov.
Moscow : "Malysh" Publishing House, 1972. 16 pages, outline and color illustrations.
Original publisher's illustrated softcover. Enlarged (encyclopedic) format. Print run of 400,000 copies.
Condition good. Text block is firm, staples are rust-free, pages are clean. Important: the outline drawings remain completely uncolored. Cover shows light age-toning.

A charming and exceptionally rare survival of a Soviet-era children's interactive book, published by "Malysh" in 1972. Written by the well-known children's author Eduard Shim and illustrated by M. Mezheninov, this "Read and Color" album features a delightful bedtime story about forest animals. The book is designed with a specific pedagogical format common in the USSR: each spread pairs a fully colored illustration on one side with a matching black-and-white outline on the opposite page, meant to be colored in by the child. Finding mid-century coloring books in a completely uncolored condition is incredibly difficult, as they were inherently designed for consumption and destruction.

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