Lust for Life The Golden Beetle. Last leaf. Gifts of the Magi. star boy A charming shop
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Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Altersempfehlung
13 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
30.01.2024
Verlag
Strelbytskyy Multimedia PublishingSeitenzahl
161 (Printausgabe)
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544 KB
Übersetzt von
Michael Johansen + weitere
Sprache
Ukrainisch
EAN
9780880049290
It is not for nothing that the stories included in this collection are studied at school as outstanding examples of world literature. After all, each of these stories in its time became a genre and stylistic discovery in world literature.
The collection includes the works of the American writers Jack London, Edgar Allan Poe and O. Henry, as well as the Irish writer Oscar Wilde and the English Herbert Wells.
In the story "Lust for Life", the trials that befell the fate of the main character extremely illuminate: what is really the most important thing in life, how the will and dignity of a person overcome the challenges of nature and the most difficult circumstances.
"The Golden Beetle" is the story of the search for treasures, the key to the location of which has been encrypted. The stories belong to the early forms of the detective genre and the first literary works where cryptography appears.
The stories "The Last Leaf" and "Gifts of the Magi" are poignant lyrical works in which humanity and self-sacrifice overcome life's difficulties and even tragic circumstances.
"Star Boy" is one of the world's first fantastic stories about contact with an alien mind, in which an extremely rationalistic, heartless civilization is contrasted with a human, emotional one.
"Magic Shop" is a short story, which is considered the beginning of the fantasy genre, tells about the visit of a father and son to a magic shop and the unusual gifts received there for Jeep. The work teaches to dream, to be sensitive, kind and patient.
Content:
Jack London. Thirst for life
Edgar Poe. Golden beetle
O. Henry. Last leaf
O. Henry. Gifts of the Magi
Oscar Wilde. star boy
Herbert Wells. A charming shop
The collection includes the works of the American writers Jack London, Edgar Allan Poe and O. Henry, as well as the Irish writer Oscar Wilde and the English Herbert Wells.
In the story "Lust for Life", the trials that befell the fate of the main character extremely illuminate: what is really the most important thing in life, how the will and dignity of a person overcome the challenges of nature and the most difficult circumstances.
"The Golden Beetle" is the story of the search for treasures, the key to the location of which has been encrypted. The stories belong to the early forms of the detective genre and the first literary works where cryptography appears.
The stories "The Last Leaf" and "Gifts of the Magi" are poignant lyrical works in which humanity and self-sacrifice overcome life's difficulties and even tragic circumstances.
"Star Boy" is one of the world's first fantastic stories about contact with an alien mind, in which an extremely rationalistic, heartless civilization is contrasted with a human, emotional one.
"Magic Shop" is a short story, which is considered the beginning of the fantasy genre, tells about the visit of a father and son to a magic shop and the unusual gifts received there for Jeep. The work teaches to dream, to be sensitive, kind and patient.
Content:
Jack London. Thirst for life
Edgar Poe. Golden beetle
O. Henry. Last leaf
O. Henry. Gifts of the Magi
Oscar Wilde. star boy
Herbert Wells. A charming shop
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