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Анатомія Воїна: Дух. Шлях. Сила
Zelinsʹkyĭ A.
A warrior lives in each of us, but not everyone believes in him. Therefore, we live as if we cannot change anything in our lives. But this is not true!
The author Andrii Zelinskyi concludes his book with the following lines: "The crazy world reckless…
Колесо життя
Київ,
2023,
Hardcover,
216 p,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-1501-16-3
42 USD
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Колесо життя
Київ,
2023,
Hardcover,
216 p,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-1501-16-3
Сади Софії
Nikitin V.
In his book "Gardens of Sofia" Volodymyr Nikitin partly talks about his own path of knowledge and invites the reader into his world. Here you will find the author's memories of his childhood spent near Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv; stories and ima…
Колесо життя
Київ,
2023,
Hardcover,
256 p,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 9786179501845
48 USD
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Колесо життя
Київ,
2023,
Hardcover,
256 p,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 9786179501845
Колесо життя
Kyïv,
2023,
Hardcover,
120 p,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 9789661501170
Жмур. Історії з бліндажу, де стерлася межа між життям та смертю
Ябчанка О.
"Zhmur" is a location and a dugout that became a shelter for our soldiers who defended the road to Bakhmut during the battles for this city. The dugout has "seen" a lot - bravery and support, friendship and fear, joy and disappointment. He saved som…
Колесо життя
Київ,
2024,
Hard,
160 p., il,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-150-123-1
42 USD
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Колесо життя
Київ,
2024,
Hard,
160 p., il,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-150-123-1
Жінка UA
Лелюх Н.
The author of the book – Dr. Natasha – saw with her own eyes from the first months of the war what was happening to women volunteers and those who found themselves in the deoccupied territories. She listened to their stories firsthand; supported pre…
Колесо життя
Київ,
2024,
Hard,
128 p., il,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-1501-25-5
32 USD
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Колесо життя
Київ,
2024,
Hard,
128 p., il,
(In Ukrainian)
ISBN 978-966-1501-25-5
