In order to know about the addition of new books, subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/32WNB6G This is the autobiographical story of "Maxim Gorky"; since Pado was a shoe store; until he decided to try his luck for the last time and went to Kazan to study in a normal school; But they did not accept him because of material poverty. Alexey is a teenage boy who has gained new perspectives in life by working in different places. In most of the places where he worked, they considered him a poet and a storyteller, and they asked him to tell them stories, read poetry and entertain them; However, the level of their work was so low that, apart from washing and cleaning in their homes, Alexi was not given any other work. Inevitably, while doing these things, he would sneak to their libraries and read whatever he could. At the last place where Alexey worked, he met a man named Maksimov who liked to talk and argue with him. One day, Alexei asked that man about studying... * About the book: The book "In Search of Bread" is an autobiography. In this style of writing, the feelings and memories of the author play a minor role in the book. On the other hand, the author emphasizes his life, history, and ups and downs of his life. Autobiography is a way to express the oppression, suffering and struggles of writers with the government and corrupt institutions. This work has been translated from French to Persian. "Maxim Gorky" has described his turbulent life in a trilogy called "Childhood", "In Search of Bread" and "My Universities". Gorky was fed up with poverty, he was looking for happiness in words and knowledge; That's why he decided to try his last chance to continue his education. He, who lived with his grandmother, considers her to be his greatest teacher and has praised her many times. Maxim Gorky wrote this readable book in 23 chapters. He is the author and hero of Tehidastan. In order to achieve his current identity, Gorky has gone through many adventures and has paid a great price for the awakening of the Russian nation. One of the important features of Gorky's works is his power of imagery with words. He does magic with words; For this reason, his works are among the most enduring books in the world. His deep view of life has always inspired many artists and writers. * About the author: "Alexei Maximovich Peshkov" (born March 28, 1868 - died June 18, 1936), known as "Maxim Gorky", a Russian and Soviet writer, one of the founders of the literary style of socialist realism, a political activist and a five-time nominee for the He was the Nobel Prize for Literature. After the Second World War, the socialist school entered the governments of communist countries at the same time as the formation of labor revolutions. This school pays great attention to the lives of needy and working people; It expresses class problems and considers civil activities to be the right of protesters. Before becoming a writer, Maxim Gorky changed several jobs, all of them government positions in the Russian Empire. These experiences had a great influence on his thoughts for writing his books. At that time, he was the only writer who cared about the people at the bottom of society and defended their rights. Also, Gorky tried hard to change the social, political and cultural trends of Russia. He believed that the characters of his works are naturally understanding and conscious people who have been brought to their knees by the bad conditions of society and humiliation. Based on these beliefs, Gorky repeatedly opposed the tsar's rule, was arrested several times and went to prison; But he did not stop his political struggle and for this reason he spent a major part of his life in exile both during the tsarist era and later during the Soviet era. The influence of these experiences were evident in his later writings. Gorky's most famous works are Der Amaq (1902), Mother, Twenty-Six Men and a Girl, The Voice of the Storm Bird and Childhood. His fame is on par with two famous Russian writers Leo Tolstoy and Anton Chekhov. Between 1938 and 1940 in the Soviet Union, "Mark Donskoy" created the three-part series "Gorky's Trilogy" based on his autobiography. The leading German playwright and director Bertolt Brecht also staged the play "Mother" with the same name in 1932. In 1912, the Italian composer Giacomo Orfis composed an opera based on the character of Radha by Makar Chaudra. In 1985, the play "Enemies" was staged in cooperation with the International Theater and with the presence of figures from different nationalities, directed by "Ann Pennington". The famous South African actress "Angelik Rokas" and the Bulgarian "Madelena Ndeva" played the roles of "Tatiana and Cleopatra". * Trilogy collection of autobiography: My childhood (Детство), first part, 1913-1913 in the w