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Seven stones
Seven stones
Аўтар: Alexey Shein
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Мова: Belarusian
Старонак: 408
Год выдання: 2022
Месца выдання: Minsk
Вокладка: solid
Фармат: 130x200 mm
ISBN: 978-985-7283-118
"Seven Stones" is a captivating Belarusian fantasy novel where reality and fairy tale intertwine into a single adventurous canvas. The main character, Yas, finds himself in the magical land of Eferia and becomes a participant in a great mission - to unravel the mystery of the Seven Stones to defeat evil and find the path to true human values. The book combines a sharp plot, philosophical depth, and Christian symbolism, making it interesting for both young and adult readers.
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The mystery of the Seven Stones can only be revealed by the one whom ancient chronicles call the Worthy. The boy Yas, who finds himself in the wondrous land of Eferia, tries to unravel the centuries-old enigma of the crystals to save his friend's life and free Eferia from the oppression of an evil impostor.
“This is a novel about miracles, which, although they occur in a wondrous world, are called to emphasize that there is nothing extraordinary about a miracle. And also - about adventures that almost every avid reader secretly dreams of experiencing. I suspect that this does not depend on age.”
(Hanna Yankuta, literary critic)
“…A fascinating journey into a wondrous world where there is room for true human qualities, and where heroes bravely fight difficulties, and where ingenuity of mind and firmness of spirit are needed to solve all puzzles and go into battle with evil.”
(Anatoly Shirvel, editor of Krynica.info)
“The novel is very interesting. An inexperienced reader will find in it a special world, a captivating plot and interesting characters, an experienced one will discover a deep Christian subtext. Seven parts of the novel, seven wonderful stones, seven days of creation of the world, characters in whom heroes known to us from completely different stories are so suddenly guessed... In my opinion, there has been nothing like this in Belarusian literature yet. Absolutely. And now it appears.”
(Hanna Severynets, Velvet.by)
