Grandfather Mazai and the Hares. Poems. Poems

Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov (1821-1877) – poet, prose writer, publicist, editor of the famous socio-political and literary magazine "Contemporary," founded by A.S. Pushkin. N.A. Nekrasov is called the "most peasant" poet. He was one of the first to speak about serfdom in Russia in literature. His poems on acute social issues left no one indifferent. The collection includes the poet's most famous works – "Grandfather Mazai and the Hares," "The Railway," "The Schoolboy," "Reflections at the Front Entrance," and others, as well as the poems "Frost, Red Nose" and "Russian Women. Princess Trubetskaya." For the convenience of the reader, the book is divided into three sections – "Poems Dedicated to Russian Children," "Poems from Different Years," "Poems." Illustrations by E. Gromov. For middle school age.