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Агния Александровна Кузнецова - автор десятка книг, полюбившихся молодежи. О чем бы ни писала А. Кузнецова, она всегда подводит читателя к мысли: счастье человеку приносит труд для народа. И еще, говорит она своему читателю, надо любить человека.
В сборник вошли две повести: СВЕТ-ТРАВА, ЧЕСТНОЕ КОМСОМОЛЬСКОЕ. Они посвящены жизни старшеклассников, студентов. Писательница воссоздает их характеры, сложные, противоречивые. Автор пристально прослеживает становление своих героев, показывает, как взрослеют, мужают они в серьезных жизненных испытаниях

344 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1971

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Agnia Kuznetsova

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Agniya Aleksandrovna Kuznetsova was a Russian Soviet writer.

She studied in the 8th grade when the pioneer newspaper "Young Leninist" published her first article. Perhaps it was this note that was destined to play a decisive role later, when the girl applied to the Faculty of Philology at Leningrad University. There, at the university, a twenty-year-old student, Kuznetsova, wrote her first stories, which were published in the collective collection "October" (1932).

After graduation, she worked in the editorial offices of pioneer and youth newspapers in Leningrad and Novosibirsk, then in the Irkutsk Radio Committee, in the editorial office of children's broadcasting. A close acquaintance with the life of the school helped her to better understand and feel the peculiarities of child psychology, to understand deeper into school problems. And when the almanac "New Siberia" published in 1939 her first story "In the Chulym taiga", published a year later as a separate book in Irkutsk, criticism spoke of Kuznetsova as a talented, original children's writer.

Her husband was the writer Georgy Markov

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