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Istorii͡u blagorodnogo psa po klichke Bėk, popavshego iz bogatoĭ kaliforniĭskoĭ usadʹby na Sever, na Klondaĭk, Dzhek London rasskazal tak dinamichno i zhivo, chto chitateli, soperezhivai͡a, pugai͡asʹ i radui͡asʹ, chasto ne uspevai͡ut okhvatitʹ vnimaniem mnozhestvo koloritnykh detaleĭ. Odnako v ėtom izdanii mozhno rassmotretʹ ikh vse: interesnym podrobnosti͡am zhizni ezdovykh sobak, ikh pogonshchikov, zolotoiskateleĭ i poli͡arnykh puteshestvennikov posvi͡ashcheny primechanii͡a na poli͡akh knigi. V nikh sobran best͡sennyĭ i mnogoletniĭ opyt vyzhivanii͡a v surovykh uslovii͡akh Severa - prakticheskie sovety i nauchnye dannye, sovety kinologov i interesnye istoricheskie fakty pomogut po-novomu prochestʹ izvestnui͡u povestʹ i legko osvoitʹsi͡a na Klondaĭke vremën zolotoĭ likhoradki. Sovremennye illi͡ustrat͡sii dostoverno izobrazhai͡ut vse si͡uzhetnye peripetii, a risunki iz zoologicheskikh i ėtnograficheskikh atlasov, karty i gravi͡ury pozvoli͡ai͡ut uvidetʹ mir, v kotorom okazyvaetsi͡a Bėk, takim, kakim videli ego sovremenniki i sam Dzhek London. Interaktivnye ėlementy pomogai͡ut poni͡atʹ i rassmotretʹ vse tonkosti ustroĭstva sobachʹeĭ upri͡azhki, sravnitʹ raznye modeli revolʹverov ili pochuvstvovatʹ sebi͡a nastoi͡ashchim zolotoiskatelem s lotkom zolotogo peska. Povestʹ Dzheka Londona o pse po imeni Bėk, popavshem na I͡Ukon vo vremi͡a zolotoĭ likhoradki 1897-1899 g. Avtorskiĭ tekst dopolnen kommentarii͡ami, pomogai͡ushchimi chitateli͡u pogruzitʹsi͡a v atmosferu Ali͡aski togo vremeni, a takzhe bolʹshim kolichestvom gravi͡ur kont͡sa XIX - nachala XX veka.

Jack London told the story of a noble dog named Buck, who came from a rich California estate to The North, on the Klondike, so dynamically and vividly that readers, empathizing, frightened and happy, often do not have time to capture the attention of many colorful details. However, in this edition, you can consider them all: interesting details of the life of sled dogs, their drivers, gold diggers and polar travelers are devoted to notes in the margins of the book. They contain invaluable and long-term experience of survival in the harsh conditions of the North-practical advice and scientific data, advice from dog handlers and interesting historical facts will help you read the famous story in a new way and easily get used to the Klondike of the gold rush. Modern illustrations reliably depict all the plot twists and turns, and drawings from Zoological and ethnographic atlases, maps and engravings allow you to see the world in which Buck finds himself, as seen by his contemporaries and Jack London himself. Interactive elements help you understand and consider all the details of the dog sled device, compare different models of revolvers, or feel like a real gold digger with a tray of Golden sand. Jack London's story about a dog named Beck, who came to the Yukon during the gold rush of 1897-1899. the Author's text is supplemented with comments that help the reader to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Alaska at that time, as well as a large number of engravings of the late XIX – early XX century.