My name is Gosha. The history of the orphan
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They swing the cribs in which they sleep. They swing even when they answer in front of the school board. They gather in flocks and shelle those who are not like them. They steal. They smoke and drink. They start a sex life early. They snap and rude. This is what you know about orphans from orphanages. It is this knowledge, accompanied by misunderstanding and fear, that becomes an obstacle in adoption.
Now get ready: in front of you is the confession of the orphan George Gynju, whose authenticity no one will doubt. The real life story in an orphanage, told by a boy, sheds light on everything that scares you and repels you. A story that can change your life and the life of thousands of children who are without parental love for the better
Now get ready: in front of you is the confession of the orphan George Gynju, whose authenticity no one will doubt. The real life story in an orphanage, told by a boy, sheds light on everything that scares you and repels you. A story that can change your life and the life of thousands of children who are without parental love for the better
Author:
Author:George Gynju, Mashkova Diana Vladimirovna
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Family Happiness. Diana Mashkova’s prose (region)
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-103153-4
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