"God divided the Earth between the peoples," says the Georgian legend. - The Georgians were late, lingering over the traditional feast, and by the time they appeared, the whole world was already divided. When the Lord asked the visitors what they were drinking for, the Georgians replied: "For you, God, for themselves, for the world." The Almighty liked the answer. And he told them that although all the lands were distributed, he had saved a small piece for himself, and now he was giving it to the Georgians. This land, according to the Lord, is incomparable in its beauty with nothing, and people will admire and admire it forever and ever...'Teymuraz Babuani's novel shows us a non-touristic Georgia, but a country of the soul and heart. Despite the fact that the novel is written in Russian, it conveys the flavor of the Georgian speech and the melodiousness of its turns.Translated into French and Swedish.