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Chto delatʹ, kogda teri͡aeshʹ samogo dorogogo cheloveka, i mir vokrug nachinaet treshchatʹ po shvam? Mozhet, sorvatʹsi͡a v puteshestvie k mori͡u - i sebe? "Raĭskiĭ sad" Eleny Fisher - proniknovennyĭ roud-buk o semʹe i identichnosti. Annotat͡sii͡aChetyrnadt͡satiletni͡ai͡a Billi i͡utitsi͡a so svoeĭ mamoĭ v kroshechnoĭ kvartirke v sot͡sialʹnom raĭone na okraine goroda. I pustʹ k kont͡su mesi͡at͡sa deneg edva khvataet na makarony s ketchupom, ikh zhiznʹ polna sveta, radosti i volshebstva. Odnazhdy k nim v gosti priezzhaet babushka, s kotoroĭ mama ne obshchalasʹ mnogo let. Vmeste s neĭ poi͡avli͡ai͡utsi͡a serye dni i sekrety proshlogo. Mir devochki rushitsi͡a. V poiskakh otvetov Billi odna otpravli͡aetsi͡a v puteshestvie na ikh staroĭ mashine, polnai͡a reshimosti razyskatʹ ott͡sa, o kotorom ona nichego ne znaet, i vyi͡asnitʹ, pochemu eĭ kazhdui͡u nochʹ snitsi͡a more, khoti͡a ona nikogda tam ne byla. "Raĭskiĭ sad" - ėto odnovremenno i volnui͡ushchiĭ roman vzroslenii͡a, i trogatelʹnyĭ roud-buk o devochke-podrostke, poteri͡avsheĭ glavnui͡u oporu v zhizni i otchai͡anno pytavsheĭsi͡a vyi͡asnitʹ, kto ona estʹ na samom dele; i, konechno zhe, ėto polnai͡a nezhnosti i slez kniga o semʹe, poiske sobstvennykh korneĭ, boli, smerti i konflikte pokoleniĭ. O knige• Mezhdunarodnyĭ bestseller, voshedshiĭ v long-list German Book Prize 2023 na rodine avtora. Prava na knigu byli prodany v 13 stran. • Izi͡ashchnai͡a i tonkai͡a sovremennai͡a proza, zatragivai͡ushchai͡a temy utraty, sot͡sialʹnogo neravenstva, immigrat͡sii, korneĭ i identichnosti. • Semeĭnai͡a drama i trudnosti vzroslenii͡a. • I͡Arkoe atmosfernoe oformlenie s illi͡ustrirovannoĭ oblozhkoĭ s prii͡atnym pokrytiem soft-tach. "Raĭskiĭ sad" - idealʹnai͡a kniga v podarok li͡ubiteli͡am takoĭ sovremennoĭ prozy, kak "K Poline" Takisa Vi͡urgera, "Chernai͡a metelʹ" Ėlison Staĭn i "Zhutko gromko i zapredelʹno blizko" Dzhonatana Foera.

What do you do when you lose your dearest person, and the world around you begins to crack at the seams? Maybe I should take a trip to the sea—and myself? Elena Fischer's Garden of Eden is a heartfelt roadbook about family and identity. Fifteen-year-old Billie huddles with her mother in a tiny apartment in a social area on the outskirts of the city. And even if by the end of the month there is barely enough money for pasta with ketchup, their lives are full of light, joy and magic. One day, a grandmother comes to visit them, with whom my mother has not communicated for many years. Gray days and secrets of the past appear with it. The girl's world is crumbling. In search of answers, Billie embarks on a journey alone in their old car, determined to find her father, whom she knows nothing about, and find out why she dreams of the sea every night, even though she has never been there. The Garden of Eden is both an exciting coming—of-age novel and a touching roadbook about a teenage girl who has lost her mainstay in life and is desperately trying to find out who she really is; and, of course, it is a book full of tenderness and tears about family, the search for her own roots, pain, and death. and the conflict of generations. About the book• An international bestseller longlisted for the German Book Prize 2023 in the author's homeland. The rights to the book were sold to 13 countries. • Elegant and subtle modern prose dealing with themes of loss, social inequality, immigration, roots and identity. • Family drama and the difficulties of growing up. • Bright atmospheric design with an illustrated cover with a pleasant soft-touch coating. The Garden of Eden is an ideal book for fans of such modern prose as Takis Würger's "To Polina," Alison Stein's "Black Blizzard," and Jonathan Foer's "Terribly Loud and Extremely Close."