Little raccoon and the one who sits in the pond

The tale of Lillian Moore, about a small but brave Little Raccoon, who, all alone, went for crayfish for dinner, and conquered his fear, made friends with the one who sits in the pond.

It can be said without exaggeration that the entire childhood of grandparents, parents, and now children and grandchildren was painted by the brilliant left-hander Vladimir Grigorievich Suteev. One of his kindest books is a story about a small but brave Little Raccoon, who at first was terribly afraid, and then made friends with the One who was sitting in the pond. The fairy tale was written by the American writer Lilian Muur, and Vladimir Suteev gave the book a second, bright and, in fact, immortal life.