Diana and her school friends decided that as soon as one of their four got their own car, they would drive it across Europe to Barca... walk until nightfall, drink sangria, dance salsa in the town square, meet the sunrises on the beach!it sounds like a song! And now-they are first-year students, and a long-standing dream is finally becoming possible. Everything is thought out to the smallest detail! What can go wrong? Everything! First, an unexpected reshuffle occurs — instead of a reliable old friend, an unknown wayward handsome man goes with them!then-hold on tight! Theft. The police. Overnight in the open air. Hospital. Secrets that will definitely come out. Will their friendship survive all these tests? Read in this romantic road story by Ukrainian writer Tatiana Strizhevskaya. About the book an explosive, vivid and touching teen novel about dreams, friendship and real growing up. Diana and three of her high school friends have long made a promise to themselves: when one of them gets their own car, they will go on a trip across Europe — directly from Kiev to Barcelona. It sounds like a scene from a movie: nights without sleep, music, laughter on the road, Freedom Without Borders. But when that dream finally starts to come true, things don't go as planned. Instead of a reliable friend — a stranger with a difficult character. Instead of easy adventures — theft, police, hospital and secrets that can turn everything upside down. In the maelstrom of unpredictable events, the characters will understand that Barcelona is not just a destination, but a path to themselves. This summer will change each of them, make them look at friendship, love and trust in a new way. "This summer in Barcelona "by Tatiana Strizhevskaya is a modern novel that will appeal to: teenagers and young people who are looking for stories about sincere emotions, adventures and imperfect characters; everyone who loves stories in the spirit of John Green's" Paper Cities"; those who dream of traveling, the smell of the sea and the warm wind of Spanish nights; readers who appreciate Ukrainian modern prose written easily, wittily and truly vividly.