Alaviyya Babayeva
Author and translator (1921–2004)
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Alaviyya Babayeva Hanifa Kizi (12 August 1921 – 23 September 2014) was a prose author, translator of contemporary Russian literature, and publicist.[1][2]
Early life and education
Babayeva graduated from Baku State University. She began writing in 1936, with a story entitled "Two Lives".[1]
Works
- I am not alone
- My Teacher (Book for children)
- Country Roads (Book for children)
- Again Spring (Book for children)
- Mulberry Tree (Story collection)
- Shadow (Story collection)
- People and Fates (novel)
- Where Are You, Friend? (novel)
- Looking for You
- Maybe There Will Be No Tomorrow[3]
