Marko Vovchok. The best works. Illustrated edition (ePub)

Marko Vovchok is a Ukrainian writer and translator.
Her works had an anti-serf orientation and described the historical past of Ukraine. In the 1860s, she gained considerable literary fame in Ukraine after the publication in 1857 of the collection "Folk Tales".
Enriched Ukrainian literature with a number of new genres, in particular the socio-feminist novel ("Institute"). The story "Marusya" in the French translation-adaptation became popular in Western Europe at the end of the 19th century.
Collection "Marko Vovchok. The best works" is an illustrated publication that includes the most outstanding works of the Ukrainian writer Mark Vovchko. This collection presents such masterpieces as "Institutka", "Maxim Hrymach", "Cossack", "Folk Tales", "Bear" and others. The book tells about the life, fate and struggle of the Ukrainian people through the author's own history. This edition will attract the attention of readers with its depth and lyricism, as well as beautiful illustrations that complement the text and make reading even more interesting. Collection "Marko Vovchok. The best works" is indispensable for all lovers of Ukrainian literature and culture.

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Content:
Bear (Sister Melasya)
Haydamaki
Nine brothers and a tenth sister Galya
Cantor
A novice
Toy
Karmelyuk Tale
Catherine
Cossack
Merchant's daughter
Lemerivna
Marusya
Masha
Folk stories
Sister
Chumak
Gift
Spell
Sleep
Horpina
Redemption
Mother-in-law
Father Andriy
Maxim Hrymach
Danylo Gurch
Institute
Pavlo Chornokryl
Three destinies
Lazy girl
Two sons
Not up to par
Slave girl
Rogue
A trip to the interior of the country
Sasha
Tulle woman
Red King
Hell of an adventure
How Hapko refused the malt