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Printed collection of prose, 12 works by modern Ukrainian authors. 12 color illustrations.
You are holding a book in your hands, which contains twelve works for children and young people. Little-known and recognized authors have written stories and tales with characters from Ukrainian mythology, plots of outstanding events of the Cossack era and modern times, liberation wars and even with transitions between times into the future and the past.
The stories will be interesting to both children and teenagers, as well as adults who want to immerse themselves in the plots of Ukrainian history, learn the sources of legends and customs. This book will be especially valuable for family readings, after which you can discuss the traditions, legends of your family or the legends of your region.
This book is the second collection of works created on the basis of the history and legends of Ukrainian lands. Every year, the collections are formed and published by the charitable foundation "This is Kraft" as part of the "Centaurida" competition. The 2024 winners were chosen by young people, so we believe you will like this book.
Features:
- Hardcover
- Size B5 - 176/250 cm
- 460 pages
- 12 color illustrations
- Color flyleaf.
The second collection has collected children's works and works for teenagers.
CHILDREN'S WORKS
Olena Koval "About Ivan the Character"
A fairy-tale and historical story about a Cossack character. The adventure plot and many dialogues between a grandfather and a grandson are perfect for reading with a family circle. The story contains elements of folk mythology and Cossacks. Recommended age: 6+.
Anna Ivanchenko "The Magic Easel"
A fantastic story with philosophical motifs that tells about a boy Panas, who meets a mysterious artist-molfar. The story touches on important themes of loss, dreams, and strength of spirit. Recommended age: 8+.
Elina Zarzhytska “Why is the Sura Wet”
A legend about fantastic heroes who created the rivers of Eastern Europe. The work contains love, betrayal, loyalty and fate. The fairy-tale style and understandable language make the story easy for children and teenagers to understand. Recommended age: 10+.
Oleksiy Karkachev “Secrets of the Reed Labyrinth”
An adventure story with elements of magic. The main characters find themselves in a magical world, encounter magical creatures and solve mysteries. The plot is full of dynamics and exciting situations. Recommended age: 8+.
Slavko Gostryy “The Training of the Cossack Mamai”
The work contains adventure stories about the young Cossack Mamai, who is being trained in the Sich. The book has many humorous moments and historical references that contribute to the development of national self-awareness. Recommended age: 10-14 years.
Nadiya Shevlyakova "The Book of Semargl"
This is a fantasy about two children, Anya and Dima, who discover the world of magic and ancient legends. It combines modernity and Slavic mythology, historical events and the spirit of adventure, mythological beliefs and traditions. Recommended age: 8+
Lesya Glazunova, Vita Luzhetska, Larisa Bondarchuk, Iryna Velyka, Krapka, Anna Stone, Anni Xander, Yegor Skriverra, Yuliy Cherep, Olesya Mriynytsia, Inna Turyanska, Olga Tatsyun, Alina Davydyuk, Maksym Ovchar, Oles Peshynsky, Valeris, Milante Gotem, Kateryna Fedorovska, Tetyana Viter, Darya Novitska, Dmytro Yevtushenko, “Labyrinths of Memory”
This is an unusual work, written in great co-authorship, where each wove his part of the story. A 12-year-old boy Nazar experiences adventures related to the history of his family and the future of Ukraine. Family values, historical memory and fantastic technologies are combined. Easy presentation, elements of science fiction and adventure novel make the work attractive. Recommended age: 10+.
WORKS FOR TEENAGERS
Viktoria Pereverzeva "The Story of Transcarpathian Love"
A lyrical work with folklore motifs about a boy Vasyl, who falls in love with a mythical creature - a midget. It is about first love, the mystical traditions of Transcarpathia and the connection of man with nature. Deep symbolism, romantic line and philosophical motifs are captivating. Recommended age: 14+.
Inna Kurylo "The Story of Makariy, the Son of Mastus of Tavria"
A historical and mythological work introduces readers to the life of the Taurians, Scythians, and ancient cities of Crimea. The young man Makariy makes important decisions and strives to become an athlete. A large number of historical facts, a multi-layered style of presentation and deep themes of identity and choice of path make the work interesting. Recommended age: 12-16.
Viktor Vasylchuk "Furious Bogdana"
A historical novel about the events of the 16th century, the Tatar raids and the Cossack struggle. The main character - Bogdana goes through the path of a warrior. Due to complex historical events and deep emotional experiences, the work is read as an adventure film. Recommended age: 12+.
Vladislav Radchenko "Where Did the Green Snake Come From"
The work-legend is based on Ukrainian folklore. Creepy moments, such as scenes of the persecution of a witch and her transformation, may be too scary for younger children. The moral context will be more understandable to teenagers. A rich figurative range and stylization of a folk tale are used. Recommended age: 12+.
Eric Ajaya "Winter Solstice Harvest"
A dark mythological fantasy has an eerie atmosphere, a deep philosophy about the war between Light and Darkness. Bright symbolic images excite the imagination. The author's mythology is used, reminiscent of elements of Slavic traditions such as Korochun and Morok, which can be interesting even for adults. Recommended age: 14+.