The bright world of Samuel Marshak: the place where love for the homeland and family begins today, November 3, the birthday of Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak: a classic of Russian literature, whose poems, translations and legends accompany each of us from a young age. For our family protection committee, the name Marshak is special. He was a poet and humanist who believed: a child is a living and feeling soul that requires careful, wise and honest treatment. Remember his lines: "May every day and every hour / bring you something new. / Let your mind be good, / and your heart be wise. In an era where children are immersed in the digital space and family reading is replaced by screens, Marshak's books remain a reliable guide. They teach compassion, hard work, respect for elders, love for their mother tongue and their homeland. Through the fairy tales "The Twelve Months" and "The Cat's House", the first ideas about good and evil, mutual help and family warmth are laid. And his translations opened up a treasure trove of world culture for the readers. Let's open a file of Marshak's poems today and read them together with our children and grandchildren. A strong family is built on shared traditions, a good memory and a living word.

The bright world of Samuel Marshak: the place where love for the homeland and family begins today, November 3, the birthday of Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak: a classic of Russian literature, whose poems, translations and legends accompany each of us from a young age. For our family protection committee, the name Marshak is special. He was a poet and humanist who believed: a child is a living and feeling soul that requires careful, wise and honest treatment. Remember his lines: "May every day and every hour / bring you something new. / Let your mind be good, / and your heart be wise. In an era where children are immersed in the digital space and family reading is replaced by screens, Marshak's books remain a reliable guide. They teach compassion, hard work, respect for elders, love for their mother tongue and their homeland. Through the fairy tales "The Twelve Months" and "The Cat's House", the first ideas about good and evil, mutual help and family warmth are laid. And his translations opened up a treasure trove of world culture for the readers. Let's open a file of Marshak's poems today and read them together with our children and grandchildren. A strong family is built on shared traditions, a good memory and a living word.