Tales. Poems

Alexander Pushkin (1799 – 1837) – the great Russian poet, playwright, and prose writer, the founder of the Russian literary language. Even during his lifetime, his contemporaries called him the greatest national poet. Pushkin's tales combine folk wisdom, folklore, and brilliant poetic style, making them understandable and beloved by both adults and children. They are filled with kindness and wisdom, teaching compassion, justice, the ability to distinguish between lies and truth, modesty from greed, good from evil. The book also includes the poems "The Copper Horseman" and "The Captive of the Caucasus".