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Dear teachers! We present to your attention a textbook on the subject "Foreign Literature" for the 6th grade by Eugenia Voloshchuk and Olena Slobodianiuk.

The textbook has the following advantages:

- Texts in it are presented in full or cropped form with the preservation of storylines and main episodes.

- Works from the variable reading circle, as well as texts of cultural direction are placed in the electronic application.

The following headings will contribute to the thorough study of the literary text:

- The Gnome's Moneybox, which contains definitions of literary concepts;

- Magic Ball, which reveals the secrets of building literary works and the secrets of the skill of writers;

- From the notebook of the Moomin, which provides comments on certain literary phenomena;

- Curiosities, which contains additional information about the life and work of artists, the history of writing and publishing literary works, some details of the events, characters, etc.

The textbook also has developmental sections:

- Ukrainian motif - reveals the connections between the works of foreign authors and Ukrainian literature.

- In the world of art - introduces works of music, painting, cinema and animation, which are based on the plots of programmatic literary texts.

- Literary Navigator - will become a guide for students in their reading journeys. It contains brief information about works of fiction that should be read independently; questions and tasks for their independent study, as well as information about authors not presented in the textbook sections.

An interesting online exercise and additional texts, audio and video materials will be a great help in deeper study of the course of foreign literature. The online tests at the end of each chapter will help you to exercise self-control. To complete these tasks, you should follow the short link provided or use your smartphone to scan the QR code.

The textbook materials will contribute to the formation of all key competences of students and the implementation of cross-cutting lines.