From Ancona to Boston: My Lessons

The talented writer Irina Tchaikovskaya, who left our country at the dawn of the “transitional era”, captured in her new book one of the most important aspects of that time: the experience of turning the “Soviet man” into a man of cosmopolitan ”. Having lived for seven years in Italy, and then moving to America, she describes her impressions of the new world, in which she got along with her family, and from people who met in her way, each of which is a person. These are mainly students who comprehend the secrets of the Russian language under her leadership. Irina Tchaikovskaya teaches them what he knows very well, and, in turn, learns from them a lot.
The reader of this book will have a fascinating journey through countries and, so to speak, human relations