# Little button

Albina Varbogd

Even in the life of an ordinary button on a shirt, there is so much that’s interesting. You can go for a walk, listen to the birds singing, dream about summer or winter, imagine swimming in the ocean with whales, try a juicy pear or tasty broccoli, or you can…

Well, you can do just about anything, if you’re a button on the shirt of a restless boy or girl. The most amazing discoveries and unusual adventures lie ahead of you. The main thing is to be open to this world and believe in miracles.

© Albina Varbogd, 2026


ISBN 978-5-0069-9096-8

Created with Ridero smart publishing system

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Once upon a time, there lived Little Button. She was a red, round one, on a very cute short-sleeved shirt, white with a blue and red check. Of course, she didn’t live alone – she had five brothers and sisters – but our Little Button stood out for her courage, curiosity, and interest in everything and everyone. If she had a nose, it would definitely get stuck somewhere. Why am I saying this? Oh, yes.


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Every day, Little Button went on a journey with the sweet toddler whose mom and dad dressed him in the beautiful shirt. Little Button had been everywhere: she had seen the endless blue sky and the fluffy white clouds, and she constantly felt the touch of a Merry Breeze, who also seemed very interested in the world around him, strolling among the tall trees.

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At first, the trees were green, rustling and talking among themselves, discussing the events of each day: here a siskin flew in and announced to everyone that it would rain soon; here a dad teaches restless children – a boy and a girl, about the same height, only the boy is dark-haired and the girl is red-haired and has cheerful freckles – to roller-skate; here a curly gray poodle jumps on its owner, a curly, completely gray-haired grandma in a pink cardigan, inviting her to play.