Britt-Marie was here. Grandma ordered me to bow and convey her request for forgiveness. The Second Life of Ove (a set of 3 books)
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There was Britt-Marie here
Britt-Marie is not the easiest person in communication. It’s not that she was somehow especially stubborn, capricious or picky-I’m just sacredly sure that always, everywhere and there should be an absolute order in everything.
But the whole order collapses in an instant when Britt-Marie finds out that Kent, with whom they have lived in an exemplary marriage, changed it. She makes an amazing decision for herself - to assemble a suitcase and go where she looks. In the provincial provincial town with the not very friendly population, Britt-Marie will have to establish a new life. Which will be completely dissimilar to the previous one.
Grandmother ordered to bow and convey that she asks for forgiveness
Elsa seven, and she does not look like other seven -year -old girls. Her grandmother is seventy -seven, and she also does not look like other grandmothers. After all, few grandmother will turn into the head to flirt with a police officer or escape from the hospital to climb into the aviary to the monkeys. But grandmother is the best and only friend of Elsa. Every night they go to a prosonya together - an amazing country where time is measured by eternity and fairy tales and no one should be “normal”. Once, a grandmother goes to a prosonya forever, leaving Els only letters. They need to be conveyed to those whose grandmother wants to ask for forgiveness for her mistakes. Els has to find out that heroes and monsters live not only in fairy -tale kingdoms.
The second life of Uve
At first glance, UVV is the most inextricable person in the world. An elderly vague grumbler, getting the neighbors with eternal nit -picking. He is annoyed by incorrectly parked cars, the garbage thrown past the urn who speaks the bird"s language sellers who spoil the life of bureaucrats ...
But the grumbling pedant has a big good heart. And when the young family of new neighbors accidentally damages its mailbox by the car, this incident becomes the beginning of an incredibly touching story about lost love, unexpected friendship, homeless cats and ancient art to hand over a car with a trailer. Stories about how strongly the life of one person can affect the lives of many others
Britt-Marie is not the easiest person in communication. It’s not that she was somehow especially stubborn, capricious or picky-I’m just sacredly sure that always, everywhere and there should be an absolute order in everything.
But the whole order collapses in an instant when Britt-Marie finds out that Kent, with whom they have lived in an exemplary marriage, changed it. She makes an amazing decision for herself - to assemble a suitcase and go where she looks. In the provincial provincial town with the not very friendly population, Britt-Marie will have to establish a new life. Which will be completely dissimilar to the previous one.
Grandmother ordered to bow and convey that she asks for forgiveness
Elsa seven, and she does not look like other seven -year -old girls. Her grandmother is seventy -seven, and she also does not look like other grandmothers. After all, few grandmother will turn into the head to flirt with a police officer or escape from the hospital to climb into the aviary to the monkeys. But grandmother is the best and only friend of Elsa. Every night they go to a prosonya together - an amazing country where time is measured by eternity and fairy tales and no one should be “normal”. Once, a grandmother goes to a prosonya forever, leaving Els only letters. They need to be conveyed to those whose grandmother wants to ask for forgiveness for her mistakes. Els has to find out that heroes and monsters live not only in fairy -tale kingdoms.
The second life of Uve
At first glance, UVV is the most inextricable person in the world. An elderly vague grumbler, getting the neighbors with eternal nit -picking. He is annoyed by incorrectly parked cars, the garbage thrown past the urn who speaks the bird"s language sellers who spoil the life of bureaucrats ...
But the grumbling pedant has a big good heart. And when the young family of new neighbors accidentally damages its mailbox by the car, this incident becomes the beginning of an incredibly touching story about lost love, unexpected friendship, homeless cats and ancient art to hand over a car with a trailer. Stories about how strongly the life of one person can affect the lives of many others
Author:
Author:Bakman F.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00131-163-8
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