Princess Javaha

At one time, the books of Lydia Alekseevna Char (nee Voronova) in their popularity could argue with the publications of poets of the Silver Age. Litigation, nobility, dreaminess, romance - these are the qualities of this and other works of Lydia Char, who conquered the whole generation of young readers.

The story of Princess Javaha tells the story of growing up the Georgian princess. Nina Javaha was brought up in the Caucasus in the way they educate future warriors, but then she was sent to study in cold and gloomy Petersburg, where she could not find a common language with her peers. Readers fell in love not only by the touching story of girlish friendship, but also by the unusual expressiveness of the character of the main character. It is no coincidence that one of the readers - Marina Tsvetaeva - dedicated the heroine of the Chara poem, ending with the words" oh yes, you were loved by the gods, the light -bodily princess! ”


The publication includes illustrations for this novel by a wonderful Czech artist Ventseeslav Chern are