Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants
Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants
Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants
Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants
Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants
Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants

Anthony Pogorelsky: Black Hen, or Underground Inhabitants

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Anthony Pogorelsky wrote this tale in 1829 for his ten-year-old nephew Alyosha. The boy grew up and became famous as a poet and playwright Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy.
The hero of the story, whose name is also Alyosha, is often lonely. But one day he has an unusual friend - a black chicken. And one day Alyosha finds out that his dear Chernushka is a powerful minister in the fabulous underworld! Now the boy's life has everything he dreamed of: secrets, miracles, adventures... But will Alyosha be able to remain faithful to friendship and keep his word? The main test is ahead!
In this edition, narration and illustration form a rare harmonious unity. Petersburg artist Mikhail Bychkov is a true professional, a talented and enthusiastic person. Thanks to him, the fantastic underground world, and the realities of St. Petersburg of the distant 18th century, take on a new life.

Author: Anthony Pogorelsky

Illustrations: Mikhail Bychkov

Pages: 64 (coated). Hard cover

Dimensions: 245x305 mm


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