Marietta Chudakova, literary historian and specialist in Mikhail Bulgakov’s work, has written an amazingly inspiring guide for anyone who discovers the world of independent reading. The author is convinced that adolescence (“time from 7 to 15 years”, according to Dahl’s dictionary) is the most important age in a person’s life.
Marietta Chudakova, literary historian and specialist in Mikhail Bulgakov’s work, has written an amazingly inspiring guide for anyone who discovers the world of independent reading. The author is convinced that adolescence (“time from 7 to 15 years”, according to Dahl’s dictionary) is the most important age in a person’s life. It is at this time that habits are formed and decisions are made. And it is at this time that some books are read — or never read again. It was from such books that Marietta Chudakova assembled her “golden shelf” (there will be more than one shelf: the second and third books are already being prepared for publication). She talks about each of her favorite works in such a tempting way that it is impossible to resist the temptation to immediately take a book from the library or buy it in a store.
Time, 208 s.
Daria Mikheeva