Kashtanka and Other Stories

Eleven stories by A. P. Chekhov under one cover, in a modern design by kaskva.
The dog Kashtanka lived in the house of a rude, temperamental carpenter until one day she got lost and ended up in the home of a... kind-hearted circus performer. Now, in comfort and well-being, she is preparing for her first performance in the ring. But the heart of the loyal dog longs for her former life and beloved master…
The stories by A. P. Chekhov are masterfully crafted, subtle, and ironic, justly considered brilliant examples of short prose. With equal observance and understanding, Chekhov writes about touching naive children, about adults not devoid of weaknesses and flaws, and even about the funny but loyal mutt Kashtanka. The book includes texts perfectly suited for a versatile introduction to the classic:
Stories about childhood and adolescence: "Vanka", "Boys", "Grisha", "The Fugitive", "Kids", "The Tutor"
Stories about animals: "Kashtanka", "White-faced"
Famous humorous stories: "The Fat and the Thin", "The Chameleon", "The Horse Surname"

Book Features
— The most famous stories by A. P. Chekhov, recommended for reading in elementary and middle school.
— The modern design helps to see the characters in a new light.
— Illustration on the cover by the popular artist kaskva.
— Texts are published without abbreviations. Comfortable font, white paper.