Stories about hunting. Bianchi V.

The anthology contains the best stories of remarkable Russian writers who understood the hidden “language” of nature: Ivan Sokolova-Mikitov, Vitaly Bianchi, Vitaly Garnovsky and Nikolai Scholkova.

Ivan Sokolov-Mikitov was a writer, peasant according to the peasant The roots, and owned the entire palette of Russian realistic prose, starting from a fairy tale, parables, a sketch-out ("Plants"). He created stories and novels subtle in artistic drawing and gave a very personal, Sokolov-Mikitov expression, the traditional genre of a waybill. The stories of Vitaly Bianchi have long become a real classic and an example of scientific and artistic literature for children. Once, among his guests, Nikolai Scholkov turned out to be, including under the influence of Bianchi, who became one of the best domestic writers-naratalists of the twentieth century. When you are fascinated by the texts of Sladkov, you believe - it seems that he really understood bird conversations, rustling leaves on the trees, the songs of the wind and the whisper of the grass. And reading Vitaly Garnovsky, you feel the breath of Shelonnik - a warm southern breeze, you see ripples in the water expanse. Naturalist writers will discover the amazing world of forest and its inhabitants to those who love nature and dream of touching its secrets.