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With its eloquent title and richness of storylines, Panas Myrnyi's novel &Do Oxen Roar Like Manger's Bells? arouses readers' interest and encourages reflection.

The main idea of the work is the problem of social injustice. The protagonist Chipka is looking for his own way, but never finds it, because his life is a constant struggle for the truth, a struggle that is waged on the verge of honest and dark deeds. A keen sense of social inequality fuels the young man's rebellious spirit every time. The power of love, loyalty, true friendship, the problem of education - all these motifs are cross-cutting in the work, which has become a classic of the school curriculum.