Children will meet a Russian fairy tale where the book becomes an opportunity for play, conversation, and creativity. The story of Ivan Tsarevich, the Gray Wolf, and the Firebird will help discuss courage and trust, while the illustrations by Ivan Bilibin will allow for examining ornaments, bright colors, and the magical rhythm of the folk epic. Everything is presented easily and carefully. In the children's reading club, the introduction to the book turns into a lively exploration: the child listens to the fairy tale, discusses the characters' actions, tries to solve plot riddles, and notices how words connect with images. At the center of the meeting is the classic story of Ivan Tsarevich, the Gray Wolf, and the search for the Firebird. Such a plot easily captivates children because it contains a journey, challenges, loyalty, danger, and the joy of victory. Special attention will be paid to the design of Ivan Bilibin. His illustrations help to see the Russian fairy tale as a cohesive artistic world: with ornate frames, folk expressiveness, rich colors, and precise details of costumes, nature, and fairy-tale space. Through such images, children learn to look closely at the book, notice the artist's style, and understand that illustrations can tell no less than the text. Entertainment in Nizhny Novgorod is collected on our website.