A Hero of Our Time is divided into five novellas and was written originally in Russian. The book is a It is a portrait built up of all the author generation's vices in full bloom.
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A Hero of Our Time is divided into five novellas and was written originally in Russian. The book is a It is a portrait built up of all the author generation's vices in full bloom.
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I chose this book, ?Hero of Our Time?, in the first place because I am a teacher in Latvia (Europe) and am teaching literature. I needed a book that was translated to English from its original language (this one was originally written in Russian). It has been on my list now for three years and each year a new group of students read it. Each year I see more than the year before, through the students? eyes. The students are interested in the style it is written in and the characters fascinated them to no ends. It has kept them in its grip all the way through. I had them write journals each time we read it and I could see how much they were enjoying it and how it made them think about the word Hero as represented by the author, Lermontov.
