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Lev Kassilʹ posvi͡atil svoi͡u knigu sportsmenam i ikh treneram, vsem, kto stremitsi͡a k novym pobedam, preodolevai͡a sebi͡a, sovershai͡a nevozmozhnoe. "Khod beloĭ korolevy" - ėto povestʹ o sile dukha, uporstve, li͡ubvi i vernosti. V dalëkiĭ sibirskiĭ gorod priezzhaet Stepan Chudinov, byvshiĭ chempion Rossii po lyzham. Trener ėkstra-klassa, on khochet zabytʹ o trenerskoĭ rabote. Sudʹba raspori͡adilasʹ inache, vedʹ imenno v Zimogorske zhivët Natalʹi͡a Skuratova, talantlivai͡a lyzhnit͡sa-samouchka. Stepan vozvrashchaetsi͡a k li͡ubimomu delu, chtoby Natalʹi͡a iz khozi͡aĭki snezhnoĭ gory stala nastoi͡ashcheĭ beloĭ korolevoĭ, olimpiĭskoĭ chempionkoĭ po lyzhnomu sportu.

Lev Kassil dedicated his book to athletes and their coaches, to all those who strive for new victories, overcoming themselves, doing the impossible. "The White Queen's Move" is a story about fortitude, perseverance, love and loyalty. Stepan Chudinov, a former Russian ski champion, arrives in a distant Siberian city. An extra-class coach, he wants to forget about coaching. Fate decreed otherwise, because Natalia Skuratova, a talented self-taught skier, lives in Zimogorsk. Stepan returns to his favorite business so that Natalia can become a real white queen and Olympic champion in skiing from the mistress of the snowy mountain.