
An illustrated adaptation of Pushkin's classic Eugene Onegin, exploring boredom and new beginnings in the countryside.
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An illustrated adaptation of Pushkin's classic Eugene Onegin, exploring boredom and new beginnings in the countryside.
An illustrated adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's Russian classic - at an easy-to-read level for readers of all ages! Eugene Onegin is young, handsome, rich ... and bored. Nothing impresses him: not his grand house filled with expensive furniture, not the glittering balls he attends, not the sumptuous dinners he eats. When his uncle dies, leaving him his rundown estate, Eugene moves to the countryside. Here he meets the lively and intelligent Lensky, and the beautiful, quiet Tatyana. Will Eugene ...
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Minor romantic undertones; no explicit content depicted.
Brief mentions of conflict; no graphic violence shown.
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Minor themes of social class and privilege.
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