Встретились и подружились одинокий старый человек и ласковый щенок. "Теплая дружба и преданность становились счастьем, потому что каждый понимал каждого и каждый не требовал от другого больше того, что он может дать". Но случилось горе - и собака осталась одна, хотя и среди людей, и отправилась на поиски любимого хозяина...

tov, a classic of Russian and Kyrgyz literature, a laureate of prestigious awards, writes his prose. His novels and parables 'The White Steamboat', 'The Pinto Dog Running Over the Sea, Books', the novel 'Scaffold' and others were translated into dozens of languages and became the property of world literature. In 1980, the publication of the novel 'And the day lasts longer than a century ...'...

The surest way to creative immortality is to write from the point of view of eternity. It is from this position that Chingiz Aitmatov, a classic of Russian and Kyrgyz literature, a laureate of prestigious awards, writes his prose. His books - 'And the Day Lasts More Than a Century ...', 'Scaffold' and many others have been translated into dozens of languages. These novels became the property of...

ompleted the tragedy a few months before his death. This work was the result of the philosophical and artistic searches of the author - a poet, playwright, prose writer, the greatest scientist of his time, a man of encyclopedic knowledge. The hero of the tragedy, Dr. Johann Faust, lived in the first half of the 16th century and was known as a magician and a warlock who, having rejected modern...

English humor for the Russian reader is inextricably linked with the name of the remarkable writer who conquered the whole world with his novels and stories, Jerome Klapki Jerome. The adventures of the unlucky, good-natured English traveling on the Thames, which Jerome wrote about in his famous novel Three in a Boat, Not Counting a Dog and its sequel Three on Four Wheels, have become well known...

'Rarely, to such an extent, in such complete equilibrium, were two hard-to-combine elements: sympathy for humanity and artistic feeling,' F.I. Tyutchev admired the Notes of the Hunter. In Notes of the Hunter, Turgenev recreates the thin, colorful material of national life: poetry and prose, light and shadows are intertwined here in unique, bizarre images, and nature turns out to be a necessary...

Life was better in the old days. Or was it? That's the question Greg Heffley is asking as his town voluntarily unplugs and goes electronics-free. But modern life has its conveniences, and Greg isn't cut out for an old-fashioned world. With tension building inside and outside the Heffley home, will Greg find a way to survive? Or is going 'old school' just too hard for a kid like Greg?

Many generations of readers have become acquainted with the works of the great fabulist in early childhood and then, returning to them throughout their lives, re-read them with new, always fresh pleasure. Pushkin considered Krylov to be a truly national poet. Gogol called the fables of Krylov the 'Book of the wisdom of the people themselves.' 'Russia ... will rejoice and be proud of him,' wrote...

N.V. Gogol is the greatest Russian writer and playwright. One of the peaks of his work, the most famous of his works is considered to be the comedy 'The Examiner'. Since the first production in 1836, the play has not left the stage of theaters around the world and has served as the basis for numerous film adaptations, and the names of its characters have become common nouns. Gogol's plays...

ter, translator, journalist, publisher, the most prominent representative of sentimentalism in Russian literature, a reformer of the Russian language and a major historiographer. His work became a school for the next generation of Russian writers. It was he who found new words and techniques for revealing the inner world of man, the subtlest shades of thoughts and experiences, and in this...

Stirlitz, the legendary Soviet intelligence officer. Max Otto von Stirlitz (Colonel Maxim Maximovich Isaev) won the love of millions of readers and became a truly national hero. Jokes tell about him and continue to argue about his prototypes. For many years, Julian Semenov received letters from readers with an address on the envelope: 'Moscow, the Union of Writers, Semenov for...