Silver skates
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The story of the life of the Dutch schoolchildren of the 19th century "Hans Brinker, or silver skates" was written by American writer Mary Mape Dodge (1831-1905).
published in 1865, she immediately made the author famous. But Dodge has never been to Holland! What is the secret of unprecedented success? The book contains historical and ethnographic information about the country that are organically woven into the thread of the dramatic narrative.
Maybe that"s why it is interesting to read today. But more importantly, another is to feel the spirit of this extraordinary and amazing northern country. Mary Mary Dodge is included in the program of extracurricular reading of schoolchildren.
Books of this series contain introductory articles that will help prepare for literature lessons. They get acquainted with the life and work of writers, allow us to understand how they worked, what inspired them, and also give an idea of their literary heritage.
For secondary school age
published in 1865, she immediately made the author famous. But Dodge has never been to Holland! What is the secret of unprecedented success? The book contains historical and ethnographic information about the country that are organically woven into the thread of the dramatic narrative.
Maybe that"s why it is interesting to read today. But more importantly, another is to feel the spirit of this extraordinary and amazing northern country. Mary Mary Dodge is included in the program of extracurricular reading of schoolchildren.
Books of this series contain introductory articles that will help prepare for literature lessons. They get acquainted with the life and work of writers, allow us to understand how they worked, what inspired them, and also give an idea of their literary heritage.
For secondary school age
Author:
Author:Dodge Mary Mape
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: School Library
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:6+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00054-207-1
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