О пионеры!

Uilla Kėser - klassik amerikanskoĭ literatury, laureat mnozhestva nagrad, sredi kotorykh Pulitt͡serovskai͡a premii͡a (1923) i Prix Femina Americain (1933). Posle smerti ott͡sa, immigranta iz Shvet͡sii, Aleksandra Bergson poluchaet v nasledstvo fermu v shtate Nebraska. Vperedi ee zhdet mnozhestvo neprii͡atnosteĭ - nekhvatka deneg, gibelʹ skota, neurozhaĭnye gody, - no Aleksandra gotova na vse, chtoby privesti semeĭnoe delo k prot͡svetanii͡u. V ėto nelegkoe vremi͡a, kogda mnogie sosedi sdai͡utsi͡a i pokidai͡ut stavshie rodnymi krai͡a, ona stalkivaetsi͡a s neobkhodimostʹi͡u sdelatʹ vybor mezhdu lichnym schastʹem i dolgom. "O pionery!" - bolʹshoĭ amerikanskiĭ roman o sudʹbonosnykh peremenakh, poiske svoego mesta v mire i vybore mezhdu "starym" i "novym". Kniga otkryvaet "Nebraskskui͡u trilogii͡u" o Velikikh ravninakh.

Willa Kaeser is a classic of American literature, winner of numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize (1923) and the Prix Femina Americain (1933). After the death of her father, an immigrant from Sweden, Alexandra Bergson inherits a farm in Nebraska. There are many troubles ahead of her — lack of money, loss of livestock, lean years — but Alexandra is ready to do anything to bring the family business to prosperity. At this difficult time, when many neighbors give up and leave their native lands, she is faced with the need to make a choice between personal happiness and duty. "Oh Pioneers!" is a great American novel about fateful changes, the search for one's place in the world and the choice between the "old" and the "new". The book opens the "Nebraska Trilogy" about the Great Plains.