She became famous when she was only twelve years old. In 1909, her book stunned the whole world and became a national sensation. And in 1927, Bronwyn disappears off the coast of South Carolina, leaving behind her husband, little daughter Clara, and the sequel to her brilliant novel, written in a secret, untranslatable language. . . A quarter of a century later, a phone call rings in Clara's house: a handwritten dictionary of her mother's lost language has been discovered in England. Inspired by hope, Clara and her eight—year-old daughter cross the Atlantic and arrive in London during one of the greatest disasters - the Great Smog. You have to escape from mortal danger to the Lake District, where amazing details are revealed in the story of the disappeared Bronwyn. . . For the first time in Russian!