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NEZAKONNOE POTREBLENIE NARKOTIChESKIH SREDSTV, PSIHOTROPNIeH VEShESTV, IH ANALOGOV PRIChINIaET VRED ZDOROVЬU, IH NEZAKONNIeI OBOROT ZAPREShEN I VLEChET USTANOVLENNUU ZAKONODATELЬSTVOM OTVETSTVENNOSTЬ. Laureat premii Palestine Book Awards 2020 goda. Vo vneshnem mire Nahr nazievaut terroristkoi i prostitutkoi; kto-to — revolucionerkoi ili geroinei. No pravda v tom, chto Nahr vsegda biela mnogim srazu i nosila razniee imena. Ona biela devochkoi, kotoraia rano i boleznenno usvoila: kogda tie chelovek vtorogo sorta, lubov stanovitsia formoi otchaianiia; i prejde vsego ona nauchilas viejivat. Ona biela devushkoi, priehavshei v Palestinu v nepodhodiashei obuvi i ne iskavshei nichego osobennogo — no nashedshei to, chego ei vsegda ne hvatalo, v podvale starogo salona krasotie: cel, politiku, druzei. «Etot po-nastoiashemu zahvatievaushii roman o lubvi, strasti i politike — odnovremenno istoriia lichnogo i revolucionnogo probujdeniia. Suzan Abulhava sozdaet napriajennoe povestvovanie o Nahr i ee jizni — ot unoi devushki do nezavisimoi jenshinie — vpletaia ego v bolee shirokii kontekst palestinskogo izgnaniia i soprotivleniia». — Vet Than Nguen, laureat Pulitcerovskoi premii, avtor romana «Sochuvstvuushii».

ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES, AND THEIR ANALOGUES IS HARMFUL TO HEALTH, AND THEIR ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IS PROHIBITED AND ENTAILS LIABILITY ESTABLISHED BY LAW. Winner of the Palestine Book Awards in 2020. In the outside world, the Fuck is called a terrorist and a prostitute; someone is a revolutionary or a heroine. But the truth is that Fuck has always been many things at once and had different names. She was a girl who learned early and painfully that when you're a second-class person, love becomes a form of despair; and above all, she learned how to survive. She was a girl who came to Palestine in the wrong shoes and wasn't looking for anything special—but found what she'd always missed in the basement of an old beauty salon: purpose, politics, friends. "This truly thrilling novel about love, passion and politics is at once a story of personal and revolutionary awakening. Susan Abulhawa creates a tense narrative about Nahr and her life — from a young girl to an independent woman — weaving it into the broader context of Palestinian exile and resistance." — Viet Thanh Nguyen, Pulitzer Prize winner, author of the novel "The Sympathizer."