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Andriy Tchaikovsky (1857-1935) is an outstanding Ukrainian writer, author of many historical novels and stories, among which the most prominent are adventure works about Cossacks addressed to young readers. Cossack adventures and battles with the Tatars fascinate the modern connoisseur with their excellent knowledge of ancient life and historical realities.

«For My Sister» is a heroic and romantic story by Andrey Tchaikovsky. It is about the times of Tatar raids. Young Pavlus is a brave and courageous boy. After the Tatars have taken his sister Anna captive, he sets off in search of her in the Crimea, goes through numerous trials in which he has to show strength, perseverance and ingenuity. Eventually, he finds Anna, and they get the freedom they want.

The story „Cossack Revenge" depicts the unbearably hard life of the enslaved Ukrainian peasantry under the oppression of the Polish gentry in the second half of the XVII - early XVIII century. Before the eyes of the protagonist, Karpa Kozhukh, his parents are abused and killed. The only resistance to such arbitrariness was the Zaporozhian Sich. Karp Kozhukh, raised by Cossacks in the Sich, plans and carries out revenge on the offenders. The colourful image of the Cossack - a "character", clever, skilful and hardworking - is also interesting. The events in the story cover the period of the late XVII - early XVIII centuries.