The Great Book of Ukraine: Interesting Stories, Ukrainian History & Random Facts About Ukraine (History & Fun Facts) Paperback – July 14, 2022

A well written and fun to read guide of Ukraine. Snippets of information covered many subjects about the country. A very enjoyable read!

Liked it all! Ordered 3 more copies for my daughters so they would learn more about Ukraine!

Nice little book, but intended for children.

Pros: The book has a ton of great info about the culture and history of Ukraine. You will learn a lot even if you're familiar with the basics already.Cons: The book sometimes reads like a translation from another language. Occasionally it's hard to understand the meaning because of this. On the bright side, it feels like a translation from Ukrainian, so that's fun. It's also sometimes more like a list than a book--there doesn't seem to be a narrative throughline.Overall, if you're curious about Ukraine because of current events or something else, this is an accessible, convenient source of a lot of information. Much easier to read than a history textbook!

You get to look at Ukraine culture. I learning the color of the flag, food, dance, and more. There is a lot of information in this book, and a very educational read. I personally love to read about different cultures. Definitely recommend!

+Easy to read+Easy to navigate+Bullet points are good+Pictures are good and eye catching, can you plz post these to Amazon as review?

This book is horribly written. It falsely claims on the first page that the Zaporizhian Sich was the first democracy in Europe, rather than the much older classical Athens. The Zaporizhian Sich didn’t even exist before the time when the Parliament of England and the parlements of France — the latter being law courts more than legislative bodies — were originally formed. This lie, or surpassingly ignorant statement (it must be one or the other), is seemingly representative of the book’s overall quality: it’s full of badly written, badly sourced nationalist myths, and many wild errors of judgment.

Has pictures and features various topics. Favorite nonfiction book on Ukraine so far.