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Lada, or Joy. A Chronicle of Faithful and Happy Love

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Timur Kibirov is a renowned conceptual poet, translator, and novelist, winner of the Bolshaya Kniga (Big Book) Prize. "Lada, or Joy" is his first novel.

It's the mid-2000s, a carefree summer vacation at the dacha. A dreamy schoolgirl, Liza Kharchevnikova, and her father adopted a dog from a roadside kebab shop, something Liza's strict mother, of course, disapproved of. Liza, a lover of Slavic fantasy, came up with a name for her new friend—Lada. The summer flew by, and it was time to say goodbye, as taking Lada to the city was out of the question. Thus, Lada found herself in the care of a neighbor, Alexandra Yegorovna; however, the sociable and friendly Lada quickly became acquainted with the entire village of Kolduny. The brave and curious Lada faced many trials, but together with her new friends—the kindest Yegorovna, the cheerful alcoholic Zhorik, and the business-minded and agile Margarita Sergeevna—our heroine overcame them with honor.
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