In the archive 2 editions of the world bestseller - one of those stories that do not age and do not lose relevance. First printed in 1922, reprinted many times, filmed, shown in the theater and on television, it has remained interesting for almost a hundred years for both young children and their parents. The book tells how a simple corduroy rabbit became the favorite toy of a boy who did not part with him day or night and would not exchange it for any much more interesting and beautiful toys. The rabbit felt so needed and incredibly happy about it. The only thing that was a little frustrating was his "not real." But happiness was destroyed by the boy's illness. The kid, of course, recovered, but the doctor ordered to get rid of all the things surrounding the patient. Therefore, the rabbit had to "get lost." And he cried real tears, but not from the fact that he could be burned, but from separation from the boy. In the end, the toy was saved by a fairy who carried the rabbit into the forest and fulfilled his dream of becoming real. This children's fairy tale has considerable depth, teaches those truths that make a person real, able to love, forgive and be needed.