Дорога уходит в даль…

"Doroga ukhodit v dalʹ…" - pervai͡a kniga avtobiograficheskoĭ trilogii ("V rassvetnyĭ chas", "Vesna") Aleksandry Brushteĭn (1884-1968). V knige opisyvai͡utsi͡a detskie i shkolʹnye gody i͡unoĭ Sashenʹki I͡Anovskoĭ, prototipom kotoroĭ i͡avli͡aetsi͡a avtor. Detstvo i i͡unostʹ geroini prokhodi͡at v dorevoli͡ut͡sionnoĭ Rossii snachala v provint͡sialʹnom gorodke, a zatem v Peterburge. Vechnye temy ne ustarevai͡ut - imenno poėtomu ėtoĭ knigoĭ zachityvalosʹ ne odno pokolenie chitateleĭ. Dli͡a srednego shkolʹnogo vozrasta.

"The Road goes into the distance ..." is the first book of the autobiographical trilogy ("At Dawn", "Spring") by Alexandra Brustein (1884-1968). The book describes the childhood and school years of the young Sashenka Yanovskaya, the prototype of which is the author. The heroine's childhood and youth take place in pre-revolutionary Russia, first in a provincial town, and then in St. Petersburg. Eternal themes do not become obsolete, which is why this book has been read by more than one generation of readers. For the middle school age.