Funny classification of cats from a Soviet artist (13 photos)

We invite you to return briefly to the past, namely, to the world of Soviet children's literature. We present to your attention the book “Look at the kittens,” the author of which was Vladimir Matveev, and the illustrations were drawn by the artist Georgy Karlov. In this funny work you can study the classification of domestic cats. It was published back in 1965. And over these many years, we can safely say that children... that is, kittens, have not changed at all.

“Look at the kittens,” 1965. Authors Georgy Karlov and Vladimir Matveev





Coward



For a coward and a little bird -

menacing bird

He's ready to run away

Out of fear to set off

Greedy

Won't share

I eat in half:

- The dish is mine!

I will not give it to anyone!

Brawler



Everyone is at risk

Clawed paw:

- Get out of my way!

I'll scratch you!

Playful



Rad-radohonek

Cat-cat:

There is no better toy

Than a skein of thread!

Thief



Green squint

With a mischievous eye

And what’s tastier?

Will steal you away

Namarashka



Don't get discouraged

The grimy urchin:

- I'm not dirty at all,

I am tanned!

Liar



For every occasion

The fiction is located:

- Puss in Boots

I happen to be a grandfather!

Crybaby



And he himself doesn’t know

Crying about what?

But they pour and pour

Tears stream

tease



Snort at everyone

Indiscriminately accustomed

Snorts - and then

Shows tongue

quitter



The little mice played out

Not without reason.

Leave it to a couch potato

No tail

Angry



With such an angry

Stop the jokes

He's a tiger

Will not give in to anger

Admit it!