A person who could not cry

The tale of Alexander Dumas "The man who could not cry" is first published in the translation of Dmitry Savosin and with illustrations of contemporary artist Anna Hopt.
In the publication tinted dense offset. The book has many colorful illustrations.
For secondary school age.

The book was published in the series "Blue Star", which collects the works of classics of Russian and world children"s literature with illustrations of contemporary artists.

Author: Alexander Dumas, father (1802-1870)-French writer, playwright, journalist, author of the most famous novels of French literature "Count Monte Cristo" and "Three Musketeers".

Artist: Anna Vasilievna Hopt (b. 1993), artist, illustrator. Graduate of the Faculty of Art of VGIK named after S. A. Gerasimova, participant in many exhibitions. Anna believes that the most interesting work is at the junction of arts - music, fine art, literature, theater. Such interaction is important and necessary, as well as the interaction of people involved in different types of arts. In the Idcheryakov Publishing House with illustrations of the artist, the book of D. Emets "Detectives" (series "such stories") also published.

Three reasons for acquiring this book:
1. The works of Alexander Dumas-father are recommended for additional reading to students of secondary and high school.
2. Illustrations are created specifically for this publication.
3. In this translation, the book is published for the first time