Russia, Canada, and war-torn Poland; escapes from tsarist exile and German captivity; life in an Indian tribe and participation in the Resistance… Nikolai Andreyevich Vnukov’s story about the fate of Polish revolutionary Stanislawa Suplatowicz, wife of a Shawnee chief, and her son Sat-Okh was first published in 1974 and enjoyed extraordinary popularity, as did the books by Sat-Okh himself: "Land of the Salt Rocks" and "Mysterious Tracks."
Readers also fondly remember the illustrations by Alexey Reypolsky — outwardly restrained, yet filled with inner dynamics.
Author: Nikolai Vnukov
Illustrations: Alexey Reypolsky
Pages: 224 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 170x230 mm
