Can I be happy, please?
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Maria Metlitskaya entered the literature in 2011, and her debut was already a triumph. And subsequent books strengthened the glory of one of the most famous, talented, popular authors.
Books of Maria Metlitskaya seemed to be written off with our lives - small joys, household worries, cozy family evenings at the TV and the smell of phloxes in the country, happy meetings and partings, from old memories and plans for the coming summer. Maria Metlitskaya shows us the “little life” of quiet people - in her heroes we recognize ourselves, our relatives and acquaintances.
Can I stay happy? - One of the most beloved readers of the books of Maria Metlitskaya, the stories of women who tried to become happy in the darkest and difficult times.
This book is about women born in the USSR, who had fallen live in the era of change.
In their youth, they dreamed about the “Could be” bottle and sewed clothes that could not be distinguished from the creations of fashion designers.
In adulthood, they gave birth to children in maternity hospitals, where only a bandage and green were from medicines, they stood in endless lines, and Paris saw Paris only in the program “International Panorama”.
But they did not lose optimism and femininity - they fell in love, parted, committed recklessness.
So this book is about happy women. The fact that those who love life, she ultimately reciprocates
Books of Maria Metlitskaya seemed to be written off with our lives - small joys, household worries, cozy family evenings at the TV and the smell of phloxes in the country, happy meetings and partings, from old memories and plans for the coming summer. Maria Metlitskaya shows us the “little life” of quiet people - in her heroes we recognize ourselves, our relatives and acquaintances.
Can I stay happy? - One of the most beloved readers of the books of Maria Metlitskaya, the stories of women who tried to become happy in the darkest and difficult times.
This book is about women born in the USSR, who had fallen live in the era of change.
In their youth, they dreamed about the “Could be” bottle and sewed clothes that could not be distinguished from the creations of fashion designers.
In adulthood, they gave birth to children in maternity hospitals, where only a bandage and green were from medicines, they stood in endless lines, and Paris saw Paris only in the program “International Panorama”.
But they did not lose optimism and femininity - they fell in love, parted, committed recklessness.
So this book is about happy women. The fact that those who love life, she ultimately reciprocates
Author:
Author:Maria Metlitskaya
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-176873-7
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