A Hundred Years of Childhood

A Hundred Years of ChildhoodAuthor: Olga Bukhina ISBN: 9798887198590 Publisher: Academic Studies Press Year first published: 20 May 2026 Pages: 270 Format: Hardback This groundbreaking anthology presents a century of Russian writing for children from the Soviet era to the present bringing together classic and contemporary works, many translated into English for the first time, in a richly curated volume that is both academically informed and fully accessible to children,

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