Я умею падать

Lize semnadt͡satʹ, ona zhivet v Gorode s mamoĭ, papoĭ i dvumi͡a mladshimi bratʹi͡ami, uchitsi͡a v shkole, igraet v 'Chto? Gde? Kogda?' - v obshchem, samai͡a obychnai͡a devochka. Eshche ona - letuchiĭ korablʹ, ee bratʹi͡a - vulkan i alkhimik, a luchshai͡a podruga - skripachka, khoti͡a igraet na violoncheli. Geroi romana 'I͡A umei͡u padatʹ' zhivut v alʹternativnom mire, gde u kazhdogo estʹ svoĭ osobyĭ tip. No ėtot mir, uvy, vo mnogom pokhozh na nash. Nastolʹko pokhozh, chto tam, tak zhe, kak u nas, v fevrale 2022-go sosedni͡ai͡a strana (pokhozhai͡a na Rossii͡u) vtorgaetsi͡a v Ukrainu i vkli͡uchaet nad neĭ Mashinu voĭny. I tak zhe, kak u nas, spaseniem popavshikh v bedu li͡udeĭ zanimai͡utsi͡a v pervui͡u ocheredʹ drugie li͡udi - volontery. Nekotorykh geroev i mesta iz ėtogo romana mozhno vstretitʹ v knige 'Slomannoe vremi͡a', ee tozhe napisala Natalii͡a Krupenina. Eshche odna ee kniga - 'Kak prigotovitʹ pirog iz t͡sifr' - uvlekatelʹnyĭ detskiĭ non-fikshen ob informat͡sii i dannykh. Po obrazovanii͡u Krupenina lingvist, a po professii - redaktor i analitik. V osnove ėtoĭ fantasticheskoĭ knigi - realʹnyĭ lichnyĭ opyt: Natalii͡a zhivet v Rige i v 2022 godu ona vmeste s drugimi volonterami tozhe pomogala bezhent͡sam uezzhatʹ iz Ukrainy.

Lisa is seventeen, she lives in the City with her mom, dad and two younger brothers, goes to school, plays What? Where? When?- in general, the most ordinary girl. She is also a flying ship, her brothers are a volcano and an alchemist, and her best friend is a violinist, although she plays the cello. The heroes of the novel 'I can Fall' live in an alternate world where everyone has their own special type. But this world, alas, is much like ours. It is so similar that there, just like in our country, in February 2022, a neighboring country (similar to Russia) invades Ukraine and turns on the War Machine over it. And just like in our country, other people, volunteers, are primarily involved in rescuing people in trouble. Some of the characters and places from this novel can be found in the book "Broken Time", which was also written by Natalia Krupenina. Another of her books is How to Make a Pie Out of Numbers, a fascinating children's non-fiction about information and data. Krupenina is a linguist by education, and an editor and analyst by profession. This fantastic book is based on real personal experience: Natalia lives in Riga and in 2022 she and other volunteers also helped refugees leave Ukraine.