Tales about space and stars
A journey to the stars, planets and mysteries of the Universe.
A journey to the stars and the mysteries of the universe
Fairy tales about space, planets and stars are a journey to the stars, distant galaxies, little astronauts and friendly aliens. Here the moon visits, the stars sing lullabies and a whale flies between the planets.
A great choice for children who are curious about the sky, space, and the universe. Not science fiction, but fairy tale - gentle, without scary concepts.
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Space travel gloves
Astronaut Garik lost a glove from his spacesuit in space. But it flew on the most amazing journey — past Saturn, Jupiter, and all the lost things in the Universe — and returned with a whole book.
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Space School
There is a school for little aliens in orbit. The best student there was Yasyk - not the smartest, not the fastest, but the kindest. And it was he who taught everyone that wisdom is when you share
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Cardboard spaceship
Boy Danilko made a rocket out of a cardboard box, drew windows, and flew into real space. He met the rings of Saturn, kind aliens, and returned with a speck of dust from a distant star.
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Space Pirate Hedgehog
The space pirate hedgehog Kolko was looking for treasure in the asteroid belt. He found a forgotten child's heart - and realized that the most important thing in the Universe is to return warmth to those who lost it.
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Cosmo-cat in search of a black hole
Space cat Meowth set off across galaxies in search of a black hole — the most mysterious creature in the universe. And he found someone who wasn't expecting fear, but quiet warmth and a kind word.
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Little Planet Zero
Little Planet Zero thought she was too tiny to matter in the universe, until a gentle comet showed her how many hearts already had a home there.
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Little astronaut dog
Laika, the dog from the little house under the cherry tree, also wanted to go to space. And although his rocket was the size of a thermos, and the crew was just a ball and a sock, he saw Ukraine from above and
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Drawing on Mars
Little Sonya drew a cat in a spacesuit and sent the drawing to Mars. And when astronauts arrived there years later, they saw a real cat. Because the sincere faith of children creates miracles.
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Meteorite in the hands of a boy
Mykhailik found a warm pebble in the garden that rang like a clock. It turned out to be a meteorite from a distant star. The boy planted it in a pot and grew a real miracle from the stone.
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Moon rabbit
On the Moon lives a white rabbit who brews magical silver milk and pours it into children's dreams. Every good night is his quiet, gentle work.
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The First Nebula
In the gentle Nebula of Silence, a little baby star grows. It dreams of becoming an adult — and learns that you don't become great right away, but when you give your light to someone else.
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Planet with pink sky
Somewhere far away, there is a planet with a pink sky, shells for houses, and a candy sun. You can only get there in your dreams—if you quietly believe.
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Planet of the Sleepy Dinosaurs
Once upon a time, dinosaurs fell asleep on their planet and never woke up. Now they send sleepy rays to Earth to protect children's dreams.
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A planet where all children
Somewhere in space, there is a planet where only children live. There, the ice cream never melts, and the Christmas trees decorate themselves. But for some reason, in the evening, everyone returns home - to where their mother is waiting.
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Journey to the Ink Planet
Somewhere far away there is an ink planet - with paper trees, ink rain and letter birds. Everyone who loves books goes there. All you need is a pen and a little courage.
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Saturn and its carousel
Saturn spun its rings like a real carousel until one of the rings broke. But a good craftsman doesn't get sad - he just gets down to work with love.
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Mommy's magical constellation
Every mother in the world has her own constellation - from all the stars she looked at while waiting for her baby. And it always shines for the child, even when the mother is far away.
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How astronomers discovered a smile
Adult astronomers searched for formulas and bacteria in space, but little Orysia saw the Moon smile at her. And her drawing taught the entire observatory to look at things differently.
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How the comet set off on its journey
Little comet Khvostik dreamed of seeing all the planets. But she could only fly alone — so she invited her star friends on a journey. A fairy tale about friendship and dreams.
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How Jupiter Stole the Rings
Once upon a time, all the planets had no rings. When Saturn found a chest with silver rings, Jupiter was jealous—until he realized that his power lay elsewhere: in a big red heart that only