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Proshloe redko ostaetsia pohoronenniem navsegda, osobenno esli za nim stoiat chujie ubejdeniia, detskie strahi i vzrosliee resheniia, o kotorieh vse predpochli zabiet. «Iantarnoe leto» Midzuki Cudzimurie — trevojniei iaponskii triller o pamiati, vine i temnoi storone idealov, kotoriee kogda-to obeshali detiam svobodu i schastlivoe budushee. Annotaciia«Iantarnoe leto» — trevojniei socialniei triller iaponskogo avtora Midzuki Cudzimurie, napisavshei bestseller «Odinokii zamok v zazerkale», laureata Japan Booksellers’ Award. V letnem lagere soversheno ubiistvo. Na territorii nekogda populiarnoi organizacii «Shkola budushego» policiia obnarujila detskie ostanki. Sudia po ih sostoianiu, rebenok umer i biel pohoronen okolo tridcati let nazad. Pojilaia para obrashaetsia k advokatu Noriko Kondo, chtobie uznat, prinadlejit li telo ih vnuchke, chia mat vopreki ugovoram sbejala iz doma i poselilas na territorii «Shkolie». Odnako nikomu ne izvestno, chto Noriko biela v tom lagere tridcat let nazad. Poluchaetsia, ona mojet znat jertvu. Ili ubiicu. Stremias razobratsia, chto na samom dele proizoshlo tem rokoviem letom, Noriko beretsia za delo. Tolko vot pravda okajetsia strashnee lubieh, daje samieh smelieh, dogadok. O knige• Sochetanie psihologicheskogo trillera i sovremennoi prozie, socialnoi dramie i detektiva. • Zakrietiei detskii lager v Iaponii, pod vidom kotorogo skrievaetsia sekta. • Zahvatievaushii sujet, gde v centre povestvovaniia — rekonstrukciia sobietii tridcatiletnei davnosti. • Socialniei kommentarii o iaponskom obshestve i chrezmernom stremlenii roditelei sdelat jizn ih detei idealnoi. • Neojidanniee sujetniee povorotie, viesokii uroven napriajeniia i final, kotoriei nevozmojno predugadat• Snoski o iaponskih realiiah i obiechaiah, pomogaushie glubje pogruzitsia v kulturu Iaponii i atmosferu romana. • Iarkaia oblojka s pokrietiem soft-tach. «Iantarnoe leto» Midzuki Cudzimurie — zahvatievaushaia kniga v podarok dlia chitatelei, kotoriee lubiat iaponskuu prozu, psihologicheskie trillerie i socialniee dramie. Roman ponravitsia tem, kto cenit napriajennuu atmosferu, slojniee moralniee voprosie, temu detskoi uiazvimosti i rassledovaniia, v kotorieh strashnee vsego okazievaetsia ne samo prestuplenie, a prichinie, sdelavshie ego vozmojniem. Prekrasniei viebor dlia poklonnikov knig «Tainaia istoriia» Donnie Tartt, «Priznaniia» Kanae Minato, «Dom s sinei komnatoi» Riku Ondie, «Centr tiajesti» Alekseia Poliarinova, «Sem sposobov zasolki dush» Verie Bogdanovoi i «Kolodec Smerti» Selin Danjan.

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.