Мое сердце прыгает и смеется

Di͡unne - samai͡a obychnai͡a devochka. Ona zhivët v Shvet͡sii, uchitsi͡a v pervom klasse, eĭ ochenʹ nravitsi͡a shkola, i u neë, kak u li͡uboĭ devochki, estʹ luchshai͡a podruzhka. Di͡unne schitaet sebi͡a schastlivoĭ: u neë dazhe estʹ tetradka, kotorai͡a tak i nazyvaetsi͡a - 'Moi͡a schastlivai͡a zhiznʹ', kuda ona zapisyvaet, kogda i pochemu byla schastliva. No postepenno Di͡unne uznaët, chto v zhizni sluchai͡utsi͡a veshchi, ot kotorykh stanovitsi͡a po-nastoi͡ashchemu grustno. Naprimer, luchshai͡a podruzhka mozhet pereekhatʹ v drugoĭ gorod. Papa mozhet ne zakhotetʹ, chtoby Di͡unne zavela sebe morskikh svinok. A s odnoklassnikami, okazyvaetsi͡a, mozhno possoritʹsi͡a iz-za sushchego pusti͡aka. Snachala Di͡unne ochenʹ rasstraivaetsi͡a. No potom ponimaet, chto mnogoe mozhno ispravitʹ: pomiritʹsi͡a s rebi͡atami, navestitʹ luchshui͡u podruzhku, da i svinki rano ili pozdno poi͡avi͡atsi͡a… Sluchaetsi͡a vsi͡akoe, i schastʹe poroĭ ne byvaet polnym, no teperʹ Di͡unne tochno znaet: eë zhiznʹ, nesmotri͡a ni na chto, samai͡a-samai͡a schastlivai͡a. Pozdniĭ vecher, no Di͡unne vsë nikak ne mozhet zasnutʹ. Nekotorye v takikh sluchai͡akh schitai͡ut ovet͡s, no eĭ izvestno koe-chto poluchshe! Di͡unne podschityvaet, skolʹko raz ona byla schastliva. Naprimer, kogda odnazhdy, v dalëkom detstve, dvoi͡urodnyĭ brat Svante podaril eĭ nastoi͡ashchui͡u zhivui͡u li͡agushku. Ili kogda eĭ vpervye udalosʹ proplytʹ tri grebka, ne utonuv. I eshchë kogda eĭ kupili shkolʹnyĭ ri͡ukzak. A kak ona byla schastliva, chto poĭdët v pervyĭ klass! Zhdala ėtogo momenta vsi͡u zhiznʹ. Leto ti͡anulosʹ nevynosimo dolgo - i vsë tolʹko potomu, chto eĭ tak ne terpelosʹ poĭti v shkolu.

Dunne is a very ordinary girl. She lives in Sweden, studies in the first grade, she really likes school, and she, like any girl, has a best friend. Dunne considers herself happy: she even has a notebook, which is called "My happy Life", where she writes down when and why she was happy. But gradually Dunne learns that things happen in life that make it really sad. For example, a best friend may move to another city. Dad might not want Dunne to have guinea pigs. And with classmates, it turns out, you can quarrel over a mere trifle. At first, Dunne is very upset. But then she realizes that a lot can be fixed: make peace with the guys, visit her best friend, and pigs will appear sooner or later ... everything happens, and sometimes happiness is not complete, but now Dunne knows for sure: her life, no matter what, is the happiest. It's late in the evening, but Dunne still can't fall asleep. Some people count sheep in such cases, but she knows something better! Dunne counts how many times she has been happy. For example, when once, in a distant childhood, Svante's cousin gave her a real live frog. Or when she first managed to swim three strokes without drowning. And also when they bought her a school backpack. And how happy she was that she would go to the first grade! I've been waiting for this moment all my life. The summer dragged on unbearably long-and all because she was so eager to go to school.