The poems and fairy tales of the greatest Russian poet have been with us since childhood. They are timeless; children today still listen to them with bated breath and learn from a young age to appreciate pure, simple language, devoid of exaggeration and pomposity. Pushkin's works are an example of impeccable style, combining simplicity and complexity, transparency and depth in both poetry and prose. This series aims to revive and sustain children's interest in immortal classical literature.
