Originally written in 1925, this biting satire follows a stray dog named Sharik who is transformed into a man through a medical transplant. It serves as a sharp critique of the "New Soviet Man" and the attempts to "engineer" society during the early Bolshevik era.
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The novella (Spanish: Corazón de perro ) by Mikhail Bulgakov is widely available in both digital and physical formats. Since you are looking for an EPUB version or a paper (physical) copy, here are the best ways to find them: Digital Versions (EPUB)
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