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Proshloe redko ostaetsi͡a pokhoronennym navsegda, osobenno esli za nim stoi͡at chuzhie ubezhdenii͡a, detskie strakhi i vzroslye reshenii͡a, o kotorykh vse predpochli zabytʹ. "I͡Antarnoe leto" Midzuki T͡Sudzimury - trevozhnyĭ i͡aponskiĭ triller o pami͡ati, vine i temnoĭ storone idealov, kotorye kogda-to obeshchali deti͡am svobodu i schastlivoe budushchee. Annotat͡sii͡a"I͡Antarnoe leto" - trevozhnyĭ sot͡sialʹnyĭ triller i͡aponskogo avtora Midzuki T͡Sudzimury, napisavsheĭ bestseller "Odinokiĭ zamok v zazerkalʹe", laureata Japan Booksellers" Award. V letnem lagere soversheno ubiĭstvo. Na territorii nekogda populi͡arnoĭ organizat͡sii "Shkola budushchego" polit͡sii͡a obnaruzhila detskie ostanki. Sudi͡a po ikh sostoi͡anii͡u, rebenok umer i byl pokhoronen okolo tridt͡sati let nazad. Pozhilai͡a para obrashchaetsi͡a k advokatu Noriko Kondo, chtoby uznatʹ, prinadlezhit li telo ikh vnuchke, chʹi͡a matʹ vopreki ugovoram sbezhala iz doma i poselilasʹ na territorii "Shkoly". Odnako nikomu ne izvestno, chto Noriko byla v tom lagere tridt͡satʹ let nazad. Poluchaetsi͡a, ona mozhet znatʹ zhertvu. Ili ubiĭt͡su. Stremi͡asʹ razobratʹsi͡a, chto na samom dele proizoshlo tem rokovym letom, Noriko beretsi͡a za delo. Tolʹko vot pravda okazhetsi͡a strashnee li͡ubykh, dazhe samykh smelykh, dogadok. O knige• Sochetanie psikhologicheskogo trillera i sovremennoĭ prozy, sot͡sialʹnoĭ dramy i detektiva. • Zakrytyĭ detskiĭ lagerʹ v I͡Aponii, pod vidom kotorogo skryvaetsi͡a sekta. • Zakhvatyvai͡ushchiĭ si͡uzhet, gde v t͡sentre povestvovanii͡a - rekonstrukt͡sii͡a sobytiĭ tridt͡satiletneĭ davnosti. • Sot͡sialʹnyĭ kommentariĭ o i͡aponskom obshchestve i chrezmernom stremlenii roditeleĭ sdelatʹ zhiznʹ ikh deteĭ idealʹnoĭ. • Neozhidannye si͡uzhetnye povoroty, vysokiĭ urovenʹ napri͡azhenii͡a i final, kotoryĭ nevozmozhno predugadatʹ• Snoski o i͡aponskikh realii͡akh i obychai͡akh, pomogai͡ushchie glubzhe pogruzitʹsi͡a v kulʹturu I͡Aponii i atmosferu romana. • I͡Arkai͡a oblozhka s pokrytiem soft-tach. "I͡Antarnoe leto" Midzuki T͡Sudzimury - zakhvatyvai͡ushchai͡a kniga v podarok dli͡a chitateleĭ, kotorye li͡ubi͡at i͡aponskui͡u prozu, psikhologicheskie trillery i sot͡sialʹnye dramy. Roman ponravitsi͡a tem, kto t͡senit napri͡azhennui͡u atmosferu, slozhnye moralʹnye voprosy, temu detskoĭ ui͡azvimosti i rassledovanii͡a, v kotorykh strashnee vsego okazyvaetsi͡a ne samo prestuplenie, a prichiny, sdelavshie ego vozmozhnym. Prekrasnyĭ vybor dli͡a poklonnikov knig "Taĭnai͡a istorii͡a" Donny Tartt, "Priznanii͡a" Kanaė Minato, "Dom s sineĭ komnatoĭ" Riku Ondy, "T͡Sentr ti͡azhesti" Aleksei͡a Poli͡arinova, "Semʹ sposobov zasolki dush" Very Bogdanovoĭ i "Kolodet͡s Smerti" Selin Danzhan.

The past rarely remains buried forever, especially if it is backed by other people's beliefs, childhood fears, and adult decisions that everyone has chosen to forget about. Mizuki Tsujimura's "Amber Summer" is a disturbing Japanese thriller about memory, guilt, and the dark side of ideals that once promised children freedom and a happy future. Abstract "Amber Summer" is a disturbing social thriller by Japanese author Mizuki Tsujimura, who wrote the bestseller "Lonely Castle through the Looking Glass", winner of Japan Booksellers' Award. A murder has been committed at a summer camp. On the territory of the once popular School of the Future organization, the police found the remains of children. Judging by their condition, the child died and was buried about thirty years ago. An elderly couple turns to lawyer Noriko Kondo to find out if the body belongs to their granddaughter, whose mother, contrary to persuasion, ran away from home and settled on the territory of the "School". However, no one knows that Noriko was in that camp thirty years ago. So she might know the victim. Or a murderer. In an effort to figure out what really happened that fateful summer, Noriko gets down to business. But the truth will turn out to be scarier than any, even the most daring, guesses. About the book• A combination of psychological thriller and modern prose, social drama and detective story. • A closed children's camp in Japan, disguised as a sect. • An exciting story, where the narrative focuses on the reconstruction of events thirty years ago. • Social commentary about Japanese society and parents' excessive desire to make their children's lives perfect. • Unexpected plot twists, high tension levels, and an impossible-to-predict ending• Footnotes about Japanese realities and customs, helping to delve deeper into the culture of Japan and the atmosphere of the novel. • Bright soft-touch cover. Amber Summer by Mizuki Tsujimura is an exciting gift book for readers who love Japanese prose, psychological thrillers and social dramas. The novel will appeal to those who appreciate the tense atmosphere, complex moral issues, the theme of child vulnerability and investigations, in which the most terrible thing is not the crime itself, but the reasons that made it possible. A great choice for fans of the books "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt, "Confessions" by Kanae Minato, "The House with the Blue Room" by Riku Onda, "Center of Gravity" by Alexei Polyarinov, "Seven Ways to Salt Souls" by Vera Bogdanova and "The Well of Death" by Celine Dangan.