Studying the Creative Works of Nosir Fozilov in School Textbooks

Rahmatulla  Babarakayev; Shakhlo Kudratovna  Musaeva

Rahmatulla Babarakayev Professor of the Institute of Uzbek Language, Literature and Folklore
Shakhlo Kudratovna Musaeva Student of Navoi State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan

Keywords: children's literature, young readers, mature person, story, reading books, prose

Abstract

Books are one of the main factors in educating young people as mature people. Children's literature is a collection of artistic, scientific, popular and journalistic works created for children and teenagers. Children's literature includes examples of oral creativity, mostly created for children, such as rhymes, riddles, game songs, narratives, legends, fairy tales, proverbs, parables, and epics. Uzbek children's literature has developed under the influence of advanced traditions of world children's literature. This article highlights the creative works Nosir Fozilov who is one of the writers of Uzbek children's literature.

References

1. Fozilov, N. (2015). Noshir va Nosir so’zi. Tashkent: “Uzbekistan” Publishing House
2. Fozilov, N. (2007). Ustoz so’zlaganda. Tashkent: Sharq Publishing House
3. Textbook for 4th grade of general secondary schools. - Tashkent: "New way polygraph service", 2017.