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For a year now, Diana has been doing the same ritual daily: he has been sleeping all night in an embrace with a clarin plush bear, and having woken up, he puts on his knee shirt, splashes his spirits and curses himself that she did not get into the car with them. The car collided with a truck. Her husband and daughter died. And life lost her life. Now, in addition to the daily ritual, its existence includes cigarettes, alcohol, an empty refrigerator and constant memories that bring only pain. When despair reaches the limit, she decides to leave Paris. Anywhere. For example, to Ireland. Yes, why not there. The knees always wanted to see this country. So Diana is in Mallaranny. Here she faces a gloomy and tacitable neighbor Edward and finds a ghostly chance to start her life again. But the ghosts of the past are not ready to let her go so easily. Having become a graphic novel, the bestseller Agnes Martin-Lugan retained both the plot tension and the enchanting atmosphere-thanks to the impeccable scenario of Veronika Grisso and the bright drawing of the artist Cecil Bido