Book Ernest Hemingway (set of 5 books)
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Book 1: For Whom the Bell Tolls
Ernest Hemingway completed one of his most famous and emotional novels, For Whom the Bell Tolls, three years after arriving in Spain, where he had been covering the events of the Civil War for the American press since 1937. This book is the story of a few days in the life of the bomber Robert Jordan, who, like Hemingway, came from the United States to Europe to fight a war that was not his own. A brilliant and sad novel about courage and sacrifice, moral duty and the problem of choice, love and loss.
The greatest novel about war in the history of literature.
Book 2. The Old Man and the Sea
Nobody paid any attention to the life of the old Cuban fisherman Santiago. In his native village, people considered him a freak and shunned him. But not Manolin, a neighbourhood boy for whom Santiago became a true friend.
Once an old fisherman went to sea and luck smiled upon him - a huge fish was caught on a hook. Now he will have to test all his will to keep it...
The parable «The Old Man and the Sea» will tell readers about true friendship, faith, perseverance and about the power that can be hidden behind deceptive appearances.
Why should you buy the book The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway?
«The Old Man and the Sea» — is one of the most famous works of the famous American writer. It was awarded two influential literary prizes at once - the Pulitzer Prize (1953) and the Nobel Prize (1954) - and has continued to win hearts for over fifty years.
The illustrations for The Old Man and the Sea were created by Ukrainian illustrator Slava Schultz, who was positively assessed by the head of the Ernest Hemingway Literary Foundation and named one of the best designs among the editions of the writer's work.
Book 3. Goodbye, Weapons«Goodbye, Arms» is one of the greatest American novels about the First World War. Ernest Hemingway's fascinating, partly biographical narrative highlights the brutal realities of war. In it, Hemingway's famous telegraphic style is interspersed with stream-of-consciousness elements, which makes the emotions of the work especially poignant. It is a story of courage and fear, of brotherhood, love and pain. A story in which the sense of duty and the feeling of "not your war" sound equally strong. An unforgettable story of love, which is only an illusory island of peace and happiness.
Book 4. Men Without Women and Other Stories
The collection of Ernest Hemingway's "Men Without Women and Other Stories" covers the works written in 1923-1927. These works, full of psychological tension and extraordinary poetry, are about growing up and friendship, about courage and fear, about love and loss, about war and death, about the desperate search for the meaning of life... In his characteristic "telegraphic" style, Hemingway records the events around him, often without saying what is important. But the capacious and unexpected details and óbraces create such a special atmosphere that in these laconic, bold and elegantly expressive texts the author appears to us as a master of short prose.
Book 5. Fiesta. And the Sun Rises
How does it feel to go through all the horrors of war and return to a world that has not seen them? The main character of the novel «Fiesta. And the Sun Rises" is the former American journalist Jake Barnes, who knows this like no other. Wandering the streets of beautiful cities, participating in hunts and competitions, rushing into adventures, he tries to feel alive again.
Rapid entertainment and alcohol don't always succeed in drowning out the disappointment and filling the void, but in the end, all that remains for people like him - the «lost generation» - is to celebrate the fiesta and wait for a new dawn...
Why you should buy the book «Fiesta. And the Sun Rises by Ernest Hemingway?
«Fiesta. And the Sun Rises is a novel by the famous American writer based on his own biography. He skilfully accurately conveys the mood of the «lost generation» of Americans who made desperate attempts to find themselves in the post-war world. The novel Fiesta. And the Sun Also Rises is considered a classic example of Ernest Hemingway's distinctive authorial style, which addresses readers with short but meaningful sentences using associations and symbolism.