Russian Authors
It is the " children " in Russian literature that there are not many writers. Some writers have come to the world of child literature from research, policy, complex translations of foreign literature.
At the same time, the renowned and painted quests in the vein of good are the distinctive features of the work of the naturalists writers: Vitalia Bianki, Igor Ivanovich Akimskin, Michael Mihail Mihailović Pristina, Eugenia Charusin and many other talented authors of the nineteenth to twentieth centuries. Nicolai Nikolayevich Nosov, in his stories and a legendary trilogy about the unknown, has been fully exploited by a child's influential interest in a sensitive and live story in a very close and understandable story for the kids.
The Nosov ' s genius approach to writing, which consisted of a detailed and understandable statement of complex concepts (both social and technical), is reflected in the colorial arts of Paul Petrovich Bajov, the children ' s stories of Cuprin, Kornay Chukovsky, the poetry of Nerosov. The beauty of the slog and the emphasis on the evolving meaning of each word is the law of Maxim Gorky. The importance of developing the child imagination of Agnini Barto ' s poems is difficult to overemphasize, and Sergei Mihalkov ' s refrigerated slog is turning into bins, poems and plays.