"The Unwomanly Face Of War" is a powerful and poignant collection of interviews with Soviet women who fought in World War II. Through their testimonies, the author sheds light on the often overlooked and untold stories of these brave women who served as snipers, pilots, nurses, and soldiers on the front lines. The book explores their experiences, sacrifices, and the lasting impact of war on their lives, providing a unique and intimate perspective on the realities of war from a female point of view.

"My Half Century" is a reflective anthology that encapsulates the personal and professional life of a prominent Russian poetess through her own writings and letters, as well as critical essays about her work. The collection spans the tumultuous periods of Russian history from the early 20th century through the Stalinist era, providing a window into the poet's profound resilience and adaptation in the face of personal and political upheaval. Her poetry, marked by its emotional depth and lyrical beauty, explores themes of love, grief, and the endurance of the human spirit, while also subtly critiquing the oppressive political climate of her time. This compilation not only celebrates her literary genius but also her role as a witness to a critical period in Russian history.

This biography provides an in-depth look at the life of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on how his personal experiences and relationships influenced his political decisions and leadership during the American Civil War. The author meticulously details Lincoln's journey from his humble beginnings in rural Kentucky to his rise as a self-taught lawyer and politician, and ultimately to his presidency, where he navigated the Union through its gravest crisis while shaping his vision for America's future. The narrative emphasizes Lincoln's character, his moral and ethical framework, and his extraordinary ability to relate to the American people, shedding light on his enduring legacy as one of the nation's most revered leaders.