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In page Zoya Voskresenskaya:

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In 1955, Voskresenskaya, with the rank of Interior Ministry colonel, retired from service and embarked upon a literary career. Writing for children, she made herself quite a name in the 1960s with novels Skvoz Ledyanuyu Mgly (Through the Icy Haze, 1962), Vstretcha (The Encounter, 1963), Serdtse Materi (A Mother's Heart, 1965, about Maria Ulyanova, which has been adapted for the big screen in 1965), Devochka v Burnom More (Girl in the Stormy Sea, 1969), Dorogoye Imya (The Dear Name, 1970). With 21.6 million copies of her books published in 1962–1980, Zoya Voskresenskaya became one of the leading figures in Soviet children's literature, with several of her books featured in the school lists for extracurricular reading.[citation needed]