Valery Medvedev is a Soviet and Russian writer. He composed stories and stories for children of garden and school age. Also known is the author of satirical monologues for Arkady Raikin and Leonid Utesov.
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In addition to miniatures for humorists, during his student years, Valery Medvedev wrote his first play, The Night Thief, which was staged at the Moscow Drama and Comedy Theater. In 1957, the magazine "Murzilka" published his children's fairy tale "Voices". A successful debut gave Valery Ivanovich fame as a writer of literary works for youth and children.
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In 1960, the first book of the writer was published under the title "Gosling of the third grade". It is about a toy Goose, who singed his barrel. In 1961, the book "Barankin, Be Human!" Was published, which gained the greatest popularity. The story tells about the adventures of two lazy schoolchildren who did not want to go to school in the morning and turned into butterflies, sparrows and ants. But in the end, schoolchildren come to the conclusion that it is best to be human. Based on this book, in 1963, director Alexander Snezhko-Blotskoy shot the cartoon of the same name, which even today children watch with pleasure.
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"Vovka Vesnushkin in the Land of Clockwork Men" is a book published in 1963. After his birthday, Vovka Vesnushkin finds himself in the Land of Clockwork Men, where he meets good and bad people, learns to do deliberate actions and gets into different stories. It will also be interesting for modern kids to read a book, because it says about a boy who gets into the world of toys.
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The book publishing house in 1965 published a book "Dash-dash-dot", 1970 - "Make a cheerful face", 1974 - "Wedding March", 1980 - "Flute for the Champion".
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In 1977, Valery Medvedev wrote a sequel about Barankin and Malinin and published the book "The Super Adventures of the Super Cosmonaut." In this story, the grown-ups show excellent abilities for knowledge and find themselves in new life vicissitudes. In 1989, the third book was published, "This Barankin Again, or the Great Pursuit." And in 1996 Valery Ivanovich wrote the continuation of the story with the boys "The Unknown Adventures of Barankin." The heroes of the book again picked up two's before leaving school and, instead of correcting grades, ran away from their classmates.
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The books of the Soviet writer have been translated into 27 languages of the world and republished many times. The prototypes of the cycle of works about Yura Barankin are Medvedev's classmates - students of school number 1 in the city of Chelyabinsk.
