"Telephone" is one of the most famous and favorite books of Kornei Ivanovich Chukovsky, which continues to please children and adults with its unique style and original plot. This bright and fascinating story about how a little boy decides to call his friends to invite them to the holiday, filled with magic and playfulness, characteristic of Chukovsky’s creativity. From the first pages, the reader plunges into a world where the phone is not just a means of communication, but a real magical tool that opens the door to amazing adventures. The boy, who decided to call his friends, is faced with a lot of funny situations and unexpected turns that make him show ingenuity and resourcefulness. Every call is a new story, full of humor and unexpected encounters, which makes reading a book exciting and exciting. The book "Telephone" is intended for children of primary and secondary school age, but its charm and deep meaning also attract adult readers. This work will be an excellent choice for parents who want to introduce their children to classical children's literature. The topics of friendship, communication and magic raised in the book are relevant for any age, and each reader will be able to find something close and familiar in it. Chukovsky masterfully uses rhymes and rhythms, creating bright and memorable lines that are easy to remember and cause a smile. His style is characterized by ease and playfulness, which makes reading not only informative, but also pleasant. “Telephone” is not just a book, but a whole world in which you want to come back again and again. Chukovsky, also known for his works "Moidodir", "Crocodile" and "Aibolit", in each of his books skillfully combines simplicity and depth, which makes his work universal and eternal. The topics raised in the “Telephone” relate not only to children’s perception of the world, but also to deeper questions about communication and mutual understanding. In today's world, where technology is developing at a rapid pace, it is important to remember the value of live communication and friendship. Chukovsky reminds us that real connections between people do not depend on gadgets and technologies, but are formed through sincere feelings and care for each other. Readers who are looking for books in the spirit of the “Telephone” can pay attention to other works of Chukovsky, as well as the books of authors such as Yuri Druzhkov or Agnia Barto . These works are also filled with kindness, humor and important life lessons that will be of interest to both children and their parents. In conclusion, “Telephone” by Kornei Chukovsky is not just a children’s book, but a real find for everyone who appreciates sincerity, friendship and the magic of communication. This work is able to give joy and inspiration, as well as be an excellent occasion to discuss with children important topics about friendship and mutual understanding. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this wonderful book, which continues to live in the hearts of many generations.