Jerve from Assedo
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The fifteen-year-old Zoya first leaves the house, from a loving family and beloved Odessa, to the village of Zionist pioneers-an Israeli boarding school.
More recently, she did not know about her Jewish roots, but after the collapse of the USSR, her life, as well as many of her former her former compatriots are changing rapidly. Zoe will have to find out the truth about the past of his family and get acquainted with the reality of another country, which, without trying to appeal, will become no less close for her. A girl from Odessa is desperately fighting a difficult task: revealing to a new one, to remain faithful to what she left behind-and remain herself.
In the thin, ironic and very human novel by Vika Roitman, the story of growing up a teenage girl who learns to cope With violent feelings and making independent decisions, it is inseparable from the atmosphere of the nineties with its acute mixture of bewilderment and hopes on the threshold of the open world
More recently, she did not know about her Jewish roots, but after the collapse of the USSR, her life, as well as many of her former her former compatriots are changing rapidly. Zoe will have to find out the truth about the past of his family and get acquainted with the reality of another country, which, without trying to appeal, will become no less close for her. A girl from Odessa is desperately fighting a difficult task: revealing to a new one, to remain faithful to what she left behind-and remain herself.
In the thin, ironic and very human novel by Vika Roitman, the story of growing up a teenage girl who learns to cope With violent feelings and making independent decisions, it is inseparable from the atmosphere of the nineties with its acute mixture of bewilderment and hopes on the threshold of the open world
Author:
Author:Ройтман В.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-146077-8
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