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Series: « The World Poetry Anthology» Author: Jan Twardowski Translated by: Dzvinka Matiyash Editor: Ivan Malkovych Edited by: Bohdana Matiyash
Genre: Poems
Age group: For adults; For youth
Format: 116х162 mm
Number of pages: 224
RRP in Ukraine: - UAH
On sale since Apr 1, 2015
ISBN 978-617-585-082-4
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The poetry collection by Jan Twardowski (1915—2006), a legendary polish poet and preacher, comprises his selected poems written within half a century. His works has altered the cannon of the Polish XX century religious poetry forever. The self-ironic Father Jan is constantly engaged into a dialogue with God – he asks, he doubts, he fears, he loves.
Author: Yuri Lutsenko, Mustafa Nayyem
Age group: adults
Type of publication: hardcover, glossy
Format: 130х200 mm
Number of pages: 208
RRP in Ukraine: 100 UAH
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-077-0
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This is a conversation between a journalist Mustafa Nayyem and Yuri Lutsenko that has taken place throughout July 2013, just after the politician was released from prison.
The book is about tête-à-tête meetings with Yanukovych, Yulia Tymoshenko, Victor Yushchenko, a “survival school” among the “criminal lords” and retarded cops.
Not only is Yuri Lutsenko a wonderful speaker, he is as well a brilliant storyteller. His clear memory keeps the tiniest details of conversations and observations. Everything is here – from cracker-barrel humor to the tenderest revelations.
This is one of the most explicit books about the political and prison “Augean stables” of Ukraine. This is the conversation capable of being a novella.
(Ivan Malkovych)
 the Ukrainian version is from the other side |
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 the Russian version is from one side |
The character of the novella by Marko Rudnevych, a young Ukrainian writer, reminds us somehow of the Salinger`s Holden Caulfield. A 19-year old Max from the city of Smila tells us a story of his life easily and frankly: about his University, his fellow students, his family, his beloved girl Ivanka, who studies in Kyiv but her parents want to send her away to study in France… But what happens is the Maidan, and Max goes to Kyiv with his peer.
Ultimately, this is a story about three crucial hours at the Maidan. You will remember everything, you will live through all these restless February days once more and you, maybe, will cry, and you will remember Max from Smila, that simple guy with sincere soul, for a long, long time...
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Format: 130 х 195 mm
Number of pages: 128
RRP in Ukraine: - UAH
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-075-6
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A copy of Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them resides in almost every wizarding household in the country. Now Muggles too have the chance to discover where the Quintaped lives, what the Puffskein eats and why it is best not to leave milk out for a Knarl. Proceeds from the sale of this book will go to Comic Relief, which means that the pounds and Galleons you exchange for it will do magic beyond the powers of any wizard. If you feel that this is insufficient reason to part with your money, I can only hope that passing wizards feel more charitable if they see you being attacked by a Manticore.
(Albus Dumbledore)
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Format: 130 х 195 mm
Number of pages: 288
RRP in Ukraine: 100 UAH
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-073-2
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The adventures of a Wonderful Monster and a girl called Sonia continue! Sashko Dermansky, a favorite writer of the Ukrainian children, managed both to stand for the Revolution at the Maidan and finish the final part of the trilogy! And what a story it is!
Author: Ancient Indian stories about people, animals, birds and fish Translated by: Tina Carroll-Marynychenko Illustrations by: Iana Grankovska
Age group: kids aged 2 to 102
Type of publication: colorful
Format: 236 х 305 mm
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-070-1
not in sale
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Before you, dear reader, are the Buddhist Jataka Tales, the fabulous stories created in ancient India.
The Jatakas are stories about animals, birds and fish, fairy tales, parables and historical narratives. The Jatakas had been created based on early Buddhist folklore as stories about the previous births of the Buddha who, before he became Buddha, has been born for 550 times. Every Jataka tale depicts Buddha (Bodhisattva) in a certain form – animal, bird, human or divine.
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Age group: kids aged 2 to 102
Type of publication: colorful
Format: 305 х 235 mm
RRP in Ukraine: 140 UAH
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-064-0
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“Momotaro and other Japanese Tales” comprises the most famous of the Japanese folk tales.
Momotaro is one of the most beloved Japanese characters. His adventures are described in a lot of books, movies and cartoons.
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Type of publication: colorful
Format: 290 х 235 mm
Number of pages: 28
RRP in Ukraine: 120 UAH
On sale since 11 September 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-079-4
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”The Painted Fox” is one of the most well-known fables by Ivan Franko, a prominent Ukrainian writer.
The rollicking and presumptuous Fox jumps through hoops to impress his friends with his wicked nimbleness. Even when he gets into real trouble, the sly Fox ultimately manages to turn everything out for his own benefit. Though, in his endless egotism the Fox forgot a wise proverb: “You can get through the whole world with lies, but you won`t return”…
The fable was illustrated by
Kost' Lavro, a beloved artist of the Ukrainian kids.
Author: Joseph Roth
Age group: adults
Type of publication: hardcover, glossy
Format: 130х200 mm
Number of pages: 608
RRP in Ukraine: 120 UAH
On sale since March 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-063-3
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The book of selected works of Joseph Roth — one of the most renowned Austrian writers of the XX century, born in a Ukrainian city of Brody, a member of WWI — comprises three novels of the writer. In his masterpiece, “Radetzky March” as well as in “The Emperor’s Tomb”, Roth is deeply nostalgic and impressively skillful in observing the fall of the Habsburg Empire through the life of one family.
The book comprises the following novels:
- “Radetzky March”
- “Zipper and His Father”
- “The Emperor’s Tomb”
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Age group: adults
Type of publication: valuable cloth-covered hardcover with golden embossing
Format: 116х162 mm
Number of pages: 240
RRP in Ukraine: 120 UAH
On sale since February 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-065-7
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The selected poems of Serhiy Zhadan (23.08.1974) – one of the most renowned and most beloved Ukrainian new wave poets — comprise the best known poems from all of his previous collections as well as his new, yet unpublished poems.
Nowadays this is the fullest edition of the poet.
Author: Oleh Lysheha
Age group: adults
Type of publication: valuable cloth-covered hardcover with golden embossing
Format: 116х162 mm
Number of pages: 256
RRP in Ukraine: 60 UAH
On sale since March 2014
ISBN 978-617-585-066-4
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The selected poems of Oleh Lysheha – one of the most unique Ukrainian poets, a laureate of the US PEN Award for Poetry in Translation – comprise nearly all of his artistic legacy, some of his translations together with his play “Friend Li Bo, Brother Du Fu”.
This is the fullest edition of the poet.
