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T͡Se onovlene vydanni͡a vz͡he vidomoï vam knyhy<br><a href='../products/usyudy-zhevriyut-pozhezhi-709152'>Usi͡udy z͡hevrii͡utʹ poz͡hez͡hi</a><br>Naĭkrashchyĭ roman roku za versii͡ei͡u Amazon<br>Za tvorom zni͡ato odnoĭmennyĭ serial<br>TEMATYKA<br>Khudoz͡hni͡a literatura, suchasna amerykansʹka proza, psykholohii͡a, roman.<br>PRO KNYZ͡HKU<br>Sheĭker-haĭts mav by buty idealʹnym mistom dli͡a z͡hytti͡a. Tut use splanovano vid kolʹoru budynkiv do povsi͡akdenni͡a ĭoho meshkant͡siv. Ale, khoch by i͡ak my namahalysi͡a dotrymuvatysi͡a planu, v odyn moment shchosʹ zmini͡ui͡e khid nashoho z͡hytti͡a. Poz͡hez͡hi spalakhui͡utʹ to tut, to tam i zmini͡ui͡utʹ nas. Inkoly vony ruĭnui͡utʹ, ale podekudy dai͡utʹ nove z͡hytti͡a ta pidshtovkhui͡utʹ shukaty vykhid. U Sheĭker-haĭtsi t͡si zminy nastai͡utʹ iz pereïzdom simï Vorreniv. Rodyny ne takoï, i͡ak usi.<br>Roman Seleste Ing hlyboka psykholohichna opovidʹpro skladne ta spovnene nadiĭ materynstvo, baz͡hanni͡a zakhystyty svoïkh diteĭ vid z͡horstokosti chy inakshosti dovkolyshnʹoho svitu, a takoz͡h pro te, kym my i͡e i kym mohly by staty.<br>DLI͡A KOHO VYDANNI͡A<br>Dli͡a i͡aknaĭshyrshoho kola chytachiv, usikh pot͡sinovuvachiv i͡akisnoï khudoz͡hnʹoï literatury ta tykh, koho t͡sikavli͡atʹ suchasni romany.<br>ChOMU T͡SI͡A KNYZ͡HKA<br>Bestseler Seleste Ing vyznano naĭkrashchym romanom za versii͡ei͡u Amazon (2017), Knyz͡hkoi͡u roku za versii͡amy Guardian, BuzzFeed, Washington Post, Esquire. U SShA prodano milʹĭon prymirnykiv t͡sii͡eï knyz͡hky. Za tvorom zni͡aly odnoĭmennyĭ serial z Riz Vizerspun i Kerri Vashynhton.<br>PRO AVTORKU<br>Seleste Ing amerykansʹka pysʹmennyt͡si͡a, laureatka Pushkartsʹkoï premiï zanaĭkrashche opovidanni͡a. Avtorka romaniv taopovidanʹ, u i͡akykh porushui͡e pytanni͡a sot͡sialʹnoï nerivnosti ĭ rasovoïdyskryminat͡siï.<br>INShI KNYZ͡HKY AVTORKY<br><br><a href='../products/neskazane-onovl.-vyd.-709633'>Neskazane (onovl. vyd.), Seleste Ing,Nash Format, 2023</a><br><a href='../products/nashi-vtracheni-sertsya-709623'>Nashi vtracheni sert͡si͡a, Seleste Ing,Nash Format, 2023</a><br><br>VIDHUKY<br><br>Khto sprychynyv t͡si poz͡hez͡hi? My chytai͡emo dali, navitʹ koly pochynai͡emo pidozri͡uvaty, shcho to my i shcho popil vid nykh na nashykh rukakh.New York Times Book Review<br>Seleste Ing maĭsterno pidshtovkhui͡e nas podyvytysi͡a na nashi osobysti tasuspilʹni nedoliky i pobachyty ïkh novymy ochyma.San Francisco Chronicle<br><br>T͡SYTATY<br>Mist͡se, de moz͡hna shukaty prytulok<br><br>Dli͡a batʹkiv dytyna ne prosto li͡udyna, dytyna t͡se mist͡se, shchosʹ skhoz͡he na Narnii͡u, prostore vichne mist͡se, de z͡hyvesh ty teperishniĭ, de z͡hyve mynule, i͡ake pami͡atai͡esh, i maĭbutni͡e, i͡akoho khochesh, use obi͡ednane v i͡edyne t͡sile. T͡Se moz͡hna pobachyty shchorazu, i͡ak na neï dyvyshsi͡a: na ïï oblychchi i͡e shary toho chasu, koly vona bula nemovli͡am i koly stala doroslishoi͡u, i͡e shary dorosloï li͡udyny, i͡akoi͡u vona stala, i ty bachysh ïkh usi odrazu, nache kartynku v 3D. Vid t͡sʹoho krutytʹsi͡a holova. T͡Se bulo mist͡se, de moz͡hna bulo shukaty prytulku, i͡akshcho znav, i͡ak tudy potrapyty. I<br />shchorazu, i͡ak ty pokydav ĭoho, shchorazu, koly dytyna znykala z poli͡a zoru, ty boi͡avsi͡a, shcho moz͡hesh uz͡he nikoly tudy ne povernutysi͡a.<br><br>Z͡Hytti͡a pisli͡a poz͡hez͡hi<br><br>Inkoly buvai͡e potribno vypalyty vse vshchent i pochaty spochatku. Pisli͡a poz͡hez͡hizemli͡a zbahachui͡etʹsi͡a, i na niĭ moz͡hutʹ rosty novi roslyny. U li͡udeĭ tak samo. Vonypochynai͡utʹ spochatku. Vony znakhodi͡atʹ vykhid.

This is an updated edition of the book you already know
There are Fires Everywhere
Best Novel of the Year by Amazon
The TV series of the same name was made based on the work
Subject
Fiction, modern American prose, psychology, romance.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Shaker Heights was supposed to be the perfect city to live in. Everything is planned here, from the color of the houses to the everyday life of its inhabitants. But no matter how hard we try to stick to the plan, at one point something changes the course of our lives. Fires break out here and there and change us. sometimes they destroy, but sometimes they give new life and push us to find a way out. At Shaker Heights, these changes come with the move of the Warren family. Families are not like everyone else.
Celeste ing's novel is a deep psychological narrative about a complex and hopeful motherhood, the desire to protect our children from the cruelty or otherness of the world around us, as well as who we are and who we could become.
FOR WHOM THE PUBLICATION IS INTENDED
For the widest range of readers, all connoisseurs of high-quality fiction and those who are interested in modern novels.
WHY THIS BOOK
Celeste ing's bestseller was recognized as The Best Novel by Amazon (2017), Book of the year by The Guardian, BuzzFeed, Washington Post, Esquire. This book has sold a million copies in the United States. Based on the work, the TV series of the same name was shot with Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Celeste Ing is an American writer, winner of the Pushkarta prize for the best short story. Author of novels and stories in which he raises issues of social inequality and racial discrimination.
OTHER BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR

Unsaid (updated. Ed.), Celeste ing, our format, 2023
Our Lost Hearts, Celeste ing, our format, 2023

Reviews

Who caused these fires? We read on even when we begin to suspect that this is us and that the ashes from them are on our hands.New York Times Book Review
Celeste ing expertly encourages us to look at our personal and social shortcomings and see them with new eyes.San Francisco Chronicle

Quotes
A place to seek shelter

For parents, the child is not just a person, the child is a place, something similar to Narnia, a spacious eternal place where you live in the present, where the past that you live, and the future that you want, all united into a single whole. You can see it every time you look at her: there are layers on her face from when she was a child and when she got older, there are layers of the adult she became, and you see them all at once, like a 3D picture. It makes my head spin. It was a place where you could seek shelter if you knew how to get there. And
every time you left it, every time the child disappeared from view, you were afraid that you might never return there again.

Life after a fire

Sometimes you need to burn everything to smithereens and start over. After a fire, the Earth is enriched, and new plants can grow on it. It's the same for humans. They start over. They find a way out.