The story of life. Book 4-6. Paustovsky K.

Konstantin Paustovsky is an outstanding Russian writer, whose novels, novels, stories and essays are rightfully considered the classics of Russian literature of the twentieth century and have been repeatedly translated into many languages ​​of the world. For Soviet readers, Paustovsky is the personification of human and writing nobility, the conscience of the era. He was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize in the field of literature and only for political reasons did not receive this honorary award. Paustovsky worked on the “Tale of Life” for 18 years: the life of the writer has passed before us - from childhood to the time when he is aware of his literary success.

Evgeny Grishkovets called the "Tale of Life" by one of the most important works written in Russian after the Second World War: “It is impossible to break away from it. And the delightful, magnificent and boundlessly rich language with which it is written will remind you of the greatness of Russian literature. ” This edition publishes the fourth, fifth and sixth (final) books of "Tales of Life."