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      Whiz - The Kid Who Loved to Run
      Children's & YA
      2020

      Whiz - The Kid Who Loved to Run

      by Olesia Keshelia-Isak (Author), Olha Dehtiariova (Illustrator)

      This is a funny and touching story about running, love, friendship, and support. It is about getting to know oneself and the world that surrounds us.The main character Theo cannot sit still and loves to run, just like his mother, for whom running is an essential part of her life. Theo knows a lot about runners, and yet, as he is getting ready to participate in a race, countless questions emerge in his head. What does it take to become a champion? How does one learn to always be first? And most importantly — how and when to reveal to his mom the secret that explains why he is always so hyper energetic. In addition to the fictional story, the book contains useful information and tips: what young runners should eat, how to choose comfortable sneakers, what pulse is and why it is important to measure it, what marathons, halfmarathons and children’s races are, and how to join them... Lastly, the book comes with a tangible prize that every young reader is going to love: upon finishing it, they are all guaranteed to get a medal! From 6 to 9 years, 5980 words Rightsholders: publishing@yakaboo.com

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    • My First 1000 English Words

      My First 1000 English Words

      by Olha Pylypenko

      This book has large pictures for observation and discussions, which are surrounded by small, labeled pictures of a thousand most familiar things, to build up and practice English vocabulary. Words and images are arranged according to certain topics, such as bedroom, garden, food, shapes and clothes. It will immediately capture the young readers and evolve their interest to learning English.

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    • Myroslava and Others From Our Yard
      Short stories (Children's/YA)
      2021

      Myroslava and Others From Our Yard

      by Olha Kupriyan

      Myroslava and Others from Our Courtyard'' by Olha Kupriyan is a funny and sincere story for young readers about all those miracles and ups and downs that happen to us only in childhood, when you are ten and the holidays are the whole life lasting a summer! Mykyta and Myroslava are friends, they squabble and reconcile again, learn to earn their first money by walking the Baba Sonya’s dog or little Zlata, try to summon the Rubber Booty... And they also share all the joys and sorrows, they know how to enjoy small things, such as a piece of the Dream airplane in the sky!

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    • Anna of Kyiv, the Daughter of Yaroslav the Wise
      Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
      2021

      Anna of Kyiv, the Daughter of Yaroslav the Wise

      by Yevhenia Nazaruk

      The history of Ukraine in the times of the Kyiv Rus' is full of mysteries. One of them is the figure of Anna of Kyiv, the daughter of Yaroslav the Wise. She was famous not only for her beauty, but also for her education. No woman in Europe could match her. And… She also became the Queen of France. However, this book is not about the queen. It is about the girl who passionately loved her homeland, was proud of her parents, her ancestry and was always reading books. It was from books that she drew the wisdom of life and pleasure for her soul. Turning the pages of the book, readers will meet historical figures like a beautiful Princess Lybid or Svyatoslav and Volodymyr, the kings of Kyiv Rus'. There will be some imaginary characters too, for instance, a funny merman who will tell the readers how the Styr River got its name. Olha Medynska, a fine arts teacher and a fabulous artist, illustrated the book. Olha Medynska, a native of Lutsk, has more than 30 illustrated books in her creative portfolio. Olha has loved painting as long as she can remember herself and she learned it from her mother. Olha greates memorable, fun and quirky characters that delight children. The book is suitable for primary school pupils and early teens.

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    • Rebels: New woman and modern nation
      Literature: history & criticism
      2020

      Rebels: New woman and modern nation

      by Vira Aheieva, Iryna Borysiuk, Oksana Pashko, Olena Peleshenko, Olga Poliukhovych, Oksana Schur

      This book is about true rebels: late 19th and early 20th century Ukrainian female writers. They find their own voices in literature and start to defend theis own space, both private and public. 12 stories of life and work of Marko Vovchok, Lesia Ukrainka, Olha Kobylianska, Iryna Vilde, Sophia Yablonska and others.

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    • Outstanding Women in Ukrainian History. Biographical sketches in historical settings. Book One. 10-18 centuries
      Biography: general
      2020

      Outstanding Women in Ukrainian History. Biographical sketches in historical settings. Book One. 10-18 centuries

      by Serhii Seheda

      In his book, a famous Ukrainian anthropologist Professor Serhii Segeda, tells about famous Ukrainian women who left their mark on the country's history. From the legendary Princess Olha to Natalia Rozumovska, the mother of the last Ukrainian Hetman Kyrylo Rozumovsky, these women lived lives full of struggle, setbacks and breakthroughs, and had a significant influence on political decisions and statesmen. Their amazing stories will fascinate even the most seasoned readers. For a wide range of readers, history buffs, university students and history teachers.

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    • What in the world do you know about war?!
      Biography & True Stories
      January 2024

      What in the world do you know about war?!

      by Olha Kari

      It is a literary journalism collection about women’s experiences of war: life in occupation, evacuation, being a refuge or an internally displaced person, living near the front and in rear cities; these stories are of younger and older women, those with and without children, those with disabled children, elderly relatives, with pets — all to break the devaluation of contributions of women who were not in the military or front-line battles. These conversations are about challenges and emotions, depreciation of one’s suffering, domestic abuse, starting a new life abroad, loss of a home, generational retraumatization (as it is in the case of Armenian women whose families fleed genocide in Turkey, then Karabakh war, and now Donetsk). They are also about beauty routines, creative projects, emotional growth, women’s health, and hopes for the future.

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    • Panna Sophia
      Children's & YA

      Panna Sophia

      by Olha Kupriyan

      These two books Panna Sophia and Panna Olia in a series is about three friends - Sophia, Olya, and Diana. The girls are very different, and if it wasn't an accident, they would hardly have become close friends. However, now they have a common child, the @panna blog, which all three of them see in different ways. Sophia considers herself the editor-in-chief and is always in competition with Olya. Diana doesn't want to get involved in their arguments, but she can't give up the blog either. Sophia tells us about first timid crushes, first misunderstandings with parents, and the first big concert of a favourite band. From 11+ years Rightsholders: Oleksandra Zelik, oleksandra.zelik@ranok.com.ua

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    • The Olive Pit
      Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
      2020

      The Olive Pit

      by Olha Kupriyan

      In search of a better life, the ancient Greek family travels from Miletus to Tyras, distant Black Sea regions, where there are already several Greek settlements. His grandmother stayed in Miletus and gave him a bag of olives for the journey. In the new place, the ancient culture is intertwined with the local one, the steppe culture. What is it like to travel for a long time in the sea into the unknown? Which part of home can be brought with you? What will remain only a poignant memory? This life-affirming story will give parents support to help their children experience complex emotions: homesickness, anxiety, boredom.

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    • Good Morning!
      Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
      2019

      Good Morning!

      by Olha Kupriyan

      Not far from the Zdvizh River lives the family of Beavers, which consists of dad, mom and Martusia. One morning, the wonderful news that the family is about to grow, prompts them to think about finding a new home. The Beavers now need to find a bigger home. Martusia’s life will not be the same as before: she is already an adult, so she must learn to cope with her feelings, find a common language with new friends and get used to the rules of the new school where she is going. Pelageya the turtle, Aunt Owl, the Dnieper barbel, Herakli the crab, Irynka and Darinka the fish and all the others will help her in this. Olga Kupriyan’s "Morning, beavers!" is a novella that tells about everyday life, family traditions and adventures of beavers and their neighbors, unobtrusively enriching the reader with important knowledge about both rare and widespread inhabitants of the Zdvizhka Valley and reminding about the importance of taking care of your home.

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    • Glasses and a Dwarf Rabbit
      Children's & young adult fiction & true stories
      2018

      Glasses and a Dwarf Rabbit

      by Olha Kupriyan

      Glasses and a Dwarf Rabbit is a good opportunity to think about our similarities and differences. Everyone lives in a unique and interesting world of their own and at the same time can relate to the situations that others are going through. We experience similar situations or read about them in books, and while reading, we worry and smile along with the characters.

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    • Patty Pan Compote
      True stories
      2020

      Patty Pan Compote

      by Olha Kari

      "Patty Pan Compote" is a series of reportage sketches and essays describing how a whole generation of Ukrainians lived amidst the chaos of declining Soviet Union. This book is about what it was like to live in the 90's, when "pineapple" compote was cooked from the patty pat and eggplant became the substitute for mushrooms, when everyone was gripped by a total knitting obsession due to the lack of clothes. People grew accustomed to stockpiling absolutely everything, and the first sanitary pads have just begun to change the lives of Ukrainian women. Based on her own recollections, the author tells how the punitive gastronomy of that time worked, how the pseudo-brotherly relations with other Soviet republics often manifested themselves and how Abkhazia hosted Ukrainian schoolchildren a few months before the war between Georgia and Abkhazia.

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    • Ya-Nina (Me, Nina)

      Ya-Nina (Me, Nina)

      by Yanina Sokolova, Olha Kupriyan

      An autobiographical novel about a cancer survivor, a woman with a life-threatening disease. The heroine learns to live anew: to love herself and her body, to hear her own desires, and to rebuild relationships with her loved ones. She learns to talk about her fears, to ask for support and help, and to trust others. The authors describe Yanina Sokolova’s personal story. Yanina fought cancer and was able to reach remission. She founded her own social project, "Ya-Nina" (a play on her name and the Ukrainian word for “I” — “Ya”), and started several charity campaigns to help cancer patients and their families. The main goal of her project is changing the attitudes of cancer patients towards themselves, as well as changing the societies’ attitude towards cancer patients. This book is a central part of the project.

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    • Believers
      True stories of heroism, endurance & survival
      October 2024

      Believers

      Stories from Ukraine

      by Hanna Arhirova, Les Beley, Nadiia Hlushkova, Kateryna Mikhalitsyna, Olha Mukha, Iryna Pasko

      Born in an independent Ukraine, a generation has emerged that has never known a different reality. Their homeland has been marred by the annexation of Crimea and parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions by Russia, a constant reminder that the struggle for freedom is not over. Despite this, these young Ukrainians grew up to be passionate, considerate, unwavering, and kind. Their perspectives, shaped by their experiences, offer a unique vision of the future.Solomiia confronts a devastating choice made by her father. Mavka, an anonymous girl fighting for freedom on occupied territories, employs clever and agile tactics to advance Ukraine's cause. Twin sisters Maria and Sofia rebuilt their lives after fleeing the destruction and occupation of their home city by Russian army. Veronika faces a difficult decision between a peaceful acting career in Great Britain and contributing to the war effort at home. Amidst the chaos and uncertainty, these young Ukrainians strive to live their lives and pursue their dreams.Believers is the inaugural book in the Stories from Ukraine series, a collection of narrative nonfiction. Each story combines the unique and powerful voices of the individuals sharing their experiences with those of professional authors who have documented these stories and reflected on them through their own lens of life and war in Ukraine. The diverse backgrounds and regional origins of both the heroes and authors create a captivating kaleidoscope of circumstances and perspectives.This book offers a poignant exploration of the challenges and resilience of young Ukrainians navigating a world marked by war. It delves into their personal journeys, their hopes for the future, and the enduring spirit that defines their generation.Discover the stories of a generation of believers who refuse to let adversity define their future.

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    • Keepers
      True stories of heroism, endurance & survival
      October 2024

      Keepers

      Stories from Ukraine

      by Antonina Andriychuk, Les Beley, Olha Bohomaz, Lily Hyde, Nadiia Hlushkova, Rustem Khalilov, Iryna Pasko, Iryna Slavinska

      Born under the suffocating grip of the Soviet Empire, this generation of Ukrainians witnessed firsthand the cruelty and oppression of the Kremlin's rule. While some were always aware of the regime's true nature, others were lulled into a false sense of security by state propaganda. Yet, many maintained a hidden understanding of their Ukrainian identity and passed down vital stories to the younger generation, preserving the truth about their land, free from the distortions of Moscow's narrative. They are the keepers of Ukrainian heritage, even if they don't always realize it.In this book, the older generation of Ukrainians shares their remarkable stories. A veteran of a Soviet imperial war tirelessly travels Ukraine in his wheelchair, raising funds for the Ukrainian army. A director of a natural reserve fights to protect nature from both shells and human neglect. A head of a museum rebuilds her life far from her beloved collection, left in an occupied city. A writer from Odesa shares her experiences of maintaining national identity in Moscow before returning home in 2014. A school principal from a small village had the courage to remain a stern teacher even toward Russian occupiers. An editor-in-chief of a Crimean Tatar newspaper fearlessly continues to tell the truth in annexed Crimea. A well-known philosopher and dissident recounts his life in Russian concentration camps.These voices weave into the intricate tapestry of the cruel twentieth century, the final convulsions of which are still unfolding in Ukraine today.Keepers is the third book in the Stories from Ukraine series, a collection of narrative nonfiction. Each story features two unique, powerful voices: one belonging to the individual telling their story and the other to the professional author documenting that story and reflecting it through their own experience of life and war in Ukraine. The diverse backgrounds and regional origins of both the heroes and authors create a captivating kaleidoscope of circumstances and perspectives.Discover the stories of the keepers who have preserved Ukraine's past to protect its future.

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    • Le Coquelicot - Poppy Flower
      Fiction

      Le Coquelicot - Poppy Flower

      by Pavlo Matyusha

      After the breakout of war on the East of Ukraine, a young financialmanager is getting ready to leave his country, not able to live through theloss of love of his life However, he stays to join the PresidentialAdministration on the proposal of his childhood friend, another financierwho returned from Frankfurt to support the new political leadership Ajourney begins, full of aspirations to help the country but also deliria of thepast and conspiracy on the highest level The protagonist finds himselflocked in the world where wolves in sheep’s clothing get out hunting Willhe succeed to understand who is who while reassembling himself to begina new life?

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    • Men who talks with stars
      Fiction
      July 2020

      Men who talks with stars

      by João Torcato Justa

      In this novel by John Torcato Justa, a narrator witnesses the history of their ancestry through the protagonist, mother and best friend uncle, recreating a line of magical time crossing the border of Alto Alentejo and reaches the neighboring plain Extremadura, in Spain. Anthony, known in the small Alentejo village by Lobo, is an adventurous young bohemian, fearless and womanizer. The day that your heart is taken away by the unmistakable beauty of the Spanish Soledad, wife of one of the most powerful men in Spain, marks the beginning of a journey defined by Destiny, the Stars and the courage of men and women who make miracles. As background, a rural Alentejo marked by the customs of a Portugal, in the times of Salazar, and the neighboring Spanish province of Extremadura, in a terrible process of healing wounds of the Civil War. John, a participant narrator, invites us to the family memories that turned his family and region, revealing the amazing dramatic density of his characters and an unconventional plot affective links and metaphysical touch with reality.

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    • My women
      Biography & True Stories
      November 2024

      My women

      by Yuliia Iliukha, Dina Chmuzh, indigo dolorous, Tetiana Kopytova, Nika Liubchych, Olha Lysovska, Hanna Mayson, Iren Moroz, Iryna Mykoliv, Kateryna Poltavska, Kati Prusenko, Olena Pryduvalova, Olha Rotaienko, Olesia Sarycheva, Iryna Sazhynska, Alevtina Shavlach, Iryna Strilbytska, Olena Tsoy, Khrystyna Valko, Viktoria Zakorko, Iryna Zarubina, Julia Zinchenko

      This flash fiction collection titled ‘My Women’ is, in fact, a collection of women’s voices. The voices of those who have been brutally silenced, those who have had their dearest taken away, those who have persevered and fought for themselves, and those who have broken down and given up. These succinct, emotionally charged, brutal and sometimes excruciatingly difficult stories portray experiences of life during wartime, each so very different but equally poignant. This book is illustrated by artworks created after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. They complement the flash fiction written by the author with their visual narratives, transforming ‘My Women’ into our very own women. Each of the women who contributed to this book — the translator, illustrators, editors, the layout designer and the publisher — felt a personal connection with the nameless protagonists, finding something within the stories that resonated deeply with them. We hope that readers will also feel similar emotions. Working on this book, we wanted to support and embrace every Ukrainian woman, telling her, ‘We stand with you, sister.’ ‘My Women’ is a book about each of us — and for every one of us.

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