White Bim Black Ear. Troepolsky G.

The story of a dog devoted to the owner, unexpectedly in trouble. Bim, endowed with a white color, does not meet the standard of Scottish setter, lives in an apartment with his owner, lonely pensioner Ivan Ivanovich. The owner, a former journalist, participant and disabled person of the Great Patriotic War, and now a cheerful hunter, loves his dog and systematically takes her out to hunt the forest. To Moscow, and the dog is entrusted with a neighbor, but on an inspection jumps out of the apartment in search of the owner, and is on the street. Traveling without supervision, Bim meets many people - good and evil, old and young - they are all described by the eyes of the dog, through the prism of her perception. Bim is subjected to different relations, from pity and attempts to help to cruelty. For a number of different reasons, no one manages to shelter him on an ongoing basis. Having passed many trials and almost waiting for the return of his master, Bim dies, becoming a victim of betrayal and slander from a neighbor who wants to get rid of the presence of a dog in the courtyard.

for secondary school age.