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Anatole France (1844-1924) is a classic of French literature, awarded the Nobel Prize "for brilliant literary research marked by elegance of style, deeply felt humanism and a truly Gallic temperament". In his work, and in particular in his novel Penguin Island, the writer refers to the Voltairean tradition and revives the genre of the philosophical novel. In 1896, A. France became a member of the French Academy of Sciences. "Penguin Island is one of six novels by Alexandre France from the translation heritage of Pidmohylnyi, a brilliant Ukrainian prose writer and unsurpassed stylist, which was published in 1930.