World of Adventures: Book Collection_02
1 000 ₸
World of Adventures: Book Collection_02
№267254 Created: January 6
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1. Bulgakov Mikhail – Heart of a Dog, 1990, M., “Pravda”, Series “World of Adventures”, paperback, p. 461; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 125 mm, weight: 353 g, circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The story “Heart of a Dog” is one of the most famous and memorable works in the work of Mikhail Bulgakov. With inimitable sarcasm and humor, Bulgakov described the unprecedented risky experiment of Professor Preobrazhensky to transform a dog into a man, creating a magnificent parody of the paradoxical situation of Soviet Russia in the 30s. The brutal experience of breeding a new “breed” of people shows that one cannot experiment with nature with impunity and change God’s Providence to suit political goals. The offspring of such experiments are capable of destroying their creators.
2. Bret Harte - Find in the Blazing Star. 1991, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 463; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 125 mm, weight: 328 g, circulation: 500,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The collection included the famous mining stories of the classic of American literature Bret Harte (1836 - 1902), dedicated to the era of the “gold rush” in California in the middle of the last century, as well as the short story “The Story of a Mine.”
3. Dikovsky Sergey - Patriots. Stories. 1986, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 415; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 123 mm, weight: 316 g, circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The publication of the Soviet writer Sergei Dikovsky (1907-1940) includes the story Patriots, which tells about the courage and heroism of the border guards of the Far East, about the anxious everyday life of the outpost, and some stories (Fish Map; Hot Springs; Yegor Tsygankov; Battle; The Tale of the Partisan Savushka; Comrade chief; Our Zanda; When the scurvy recedes; Peter Ayanka goes to visit; Pursuit; At a quiet outpost; Vassa; Operation; Arithmetic; Chest; Kapeldudka; On the island of Anna. - The Adventures of the Boat Brave - The End of Sago-Maru; Beri-beri; Commandant of the bird island; Misfire; At the lighthouse; The main thing is endurance.
4. Valentin Ivanov - On the trail. The Return of Ibadullah (1989) M., “Truth”, “World of Adventure” Series, soft laminated cover, p. 494; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 124 mm, weight: 376 g, circulation: 600,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The book includes two adventure novels by the Soviet writer V.D. Ivanov (1902-1975) “On the Trail” and “The Return of Ibadulla.”
Alonov, a livestock specialist on one of the Trans-Ural collective farms, is sent to the steppes in search of new pastures. In the steppe, he meets a group of strangers who are trying to kill him. He has to fight with them (“On the Trail”).
Ibadulla, returning to the homeland of his fathers, falls into a rockfall in the mountains. Shepherds find him and send him for treatment. Having recovered, he begins to enter the life of Soviet Central Asia. Meanwhile, on the territory of Pakistan, the Anglo-American intelligence services are developing a reconnaissance and sabotage operation against the USSR. (“Return of Ibadullah”).
5. Swift Jonathan - Gulliver's Travels, 1989, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 351; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 124 mm, weight: 272 g, circulation: 600,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
D. Swift's satirical novel is one of the greatest works of world literature. In this book, the writer cruelly ridicules the state structure, social orders and morals of contemporary bourgeois-noble England, denounces the parasitism, hypocrisy and self-interest of the rich. Many pages of the book have not lost their satirical sound to this day.
6. Tyutchev Fedor - Who is right? The Fugitive, 1990, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, paperback, p. 463; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 120 mm, weight: 320 g, circulation: 500,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
Fedor Fedorovich Tyutchev (1860-1916) - democratic writer, son of the wonderful Russian poet F. I. Tyutchev. He devoted many years to military service and visited remote regions of Russia.
The proposed collection includes two works by Fyodor Fedorovich Tyutchev: the autobiographical novel “Who is Right?”, which tells about the difficult fate of the writer, and the “Caucasian” action-packed novel “The Fugitive,” which tells about the everyday life of the border service.
All books cost 1,000 tenge, but bargaining is possible within reasonable limits.
The story “Heart of a Dog” is one of the most famous and memorable works in the work of Mikhail Bulgakov. With inimitable sarcasm and humor, Bulgakov described the unprecedented risky experiment of Professor Preobrazhensky to transform a dog into a man, creating a magnificent parody of the paradoxical situation of Soviet Russia in the 30s. The brutal experience of breeding a new “breed” of people shows that one cannot experiment with nature with impunity and change God’s Providence to suit political goals. The offspring of such experiments are capable of destroying their creators.
2. Bret Harte - Find in the Blazing Star. 1991, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 463; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 125 mm, weight: 328 g, circulation: 500,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The collection included the famous mining stories of the classic of American literature Bret Harte (1836 - 1902), dedicated to the era of the “gold rush” in California in the middle of the last century, as well as the short story “The Story of a Mine.”
3. Dikovsky Sergey - Patriots. Stories. 1986, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 415; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 123 mm, weight: 316 g, circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The publication of the Soviet writer Sergei Dikovsky (1907-1940) includes the story Patriots, which tells about the courage and heroism of the border guards of the Far East, about the anxious everyday life of the outpost, and some stories (Fish Map; Hot Springs; Yegor Tsygankov; Battle; The Tale of the Partisan Savushka; Comrade chief; Our Zanda; When the scurvy recedes; Peter Ayanka goes to visit; Pursuit; At a quiet outpost; Vassa; Operation; Arithmetic; Chest; Kapeldudka; On the island of Anna. - The Adventures of the Boat Brave - The End of Sago-Maru; Beri-beri; Commandant of the bird island; Misfire; At the lighthouse; The main thing is endurance.
4. Valentin Ivanov - On the trail. The Return of Ibadullah (1989) M., “Truth”, “World of Adventure” Series, soft laminated cover, p. 494; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 124 mm, weight: 376 g, circulation: 600,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
The book includes two adventure novels by the Soviet writer V.D. Ivanov (1902-1975) “On the Trail” and “The Return of Ibadulla.”
Alonov, a livestock specialist on one of the Trans-Ural collective farms, is sent to the steppes in search of new pastures. In the steppe, he meets a group of strangers who are trying to kill him. He has to fight with them (“On the Trail”).
Ibadulla, returning to the homeland of his fathers, falls into a rockfall in the mountains. Shepherds find him and send him for treatment. Having recovered, he begins to enter the life of Soviet Central Asia. Meanwhile, on the territory of Pakistan, the Anglo-American intelligence services are developing a reconnaissance and sabotage operation against the USSR. (“Return of Ibadullah”).
5. Swift Jonathan - Gulliver's Travels, 1989, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, soft laminated cover, p. 351; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 124 mm, weight: 272 g, circulation: 600,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
D. Swift's satirical novel is one of the greatest works of world literature. In this book, the writer cruelly ridicules the state structure, social orders and morals of contemporary bourgeois-noble England, denounces the parasitism, hypocrisy and self-interest of the rich. Many pages of the book have not lost their satirical sound to this day.
6. Tyutchev Fedor - Who is right? The Fugitive, 1990, M., “Truth”, Series “World of Adventures”, paperback, p. 463; with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 120 mm, weight: 320 g, circulation: 500,000 copies. Condition: perfect.
Fedor Fedorovich Tyutchev (1860-1916) - democratic writer, son of the wonderful Russian poet F. I. Tyutchev. He devoted many years to military service and visited remote regions of Russia.
The proposed collection includes two works by Fyodor Fedorovich Tyutchev: the autobiographical novel “Who is Right?”, which tells about the difficult fate of the writer, and the “Caucasian” action-packed novel “The Fugitive,” which tells about the everyday life of the border service.
All books cost 1,000 tenge, but bargaining is possible within reasonable limits.
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