Ray Bradbury: Dandelion Wine

Ray Bradbury's story “Dandelion Wine” was written in 1957 and soon became incredibly popular among readers all over the world. The reason for this is that the theme of the work is familiar and important to everyone - this is the theme of childhood and all kinds of joys, adventures and problems inherent in the “summer” period of life. "Dandelion wine - summer caught and bottled." So is this book: it captures and records the summer of 1928, which twelve-year-old Douglas Spaulding spent in the small town of Groundtown. Filled with a variety of events, impressions and discoveries, this summer will forever remain in the memory of both Douglas and the reader. Enter the bright world of a twelve-year-old boy and live with him one summer, filled with joyful and sad, mysterious and alarming events; summer, when amazing discoveries are made every day, the main one of which is that you are alive, you breathe, you feel!
“Dandelion Wine” by Ray Bradbury is a classic work included in the “golden fund” of world literature. Old people are wise men who have comprehended life. Children are wise men who comprehend life. The rich world of children includes everything from grasshoppers to magic, which really works in Ray Bradbury.

Author: Ray Bradbury

Translation: Edward Kabalevskaya

Pages: 320 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 208x131x19 mm