In Bad Company

The famous story by Vladimir Korolenko "In Bad Company," published in the "School Library" series by the "Omega" publishing house, is dedicated to the process of a child's development and the problems of their relationships with society. The work tells about the difficult and deprivation-filled life of a community of beggars, about orphanhood and hunger, about the relativity of the concepts of "good" and "bad," about empathy and friendship among socially "unequal" people. The text of the work is presented unabridged, printed on good paper in large font, and contains colorful illustrations by O. Pustovoyt. The story is included in the school curriculum for extracurricular reading and is aimed at middle school age students. The average format and lightweight nature of the edition make it convenient for a home or school library and an unburdensome load in a student's backpack. Books in the "School Library" series are the perfect gift for a young reader. Give the best!