Don't cross me off the list
6.99 €
5.59 €
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Don't cross me off the list
6.99 €
5.59 €
“My personal relatives were fierce and diverse. It's a hell of a lot of stuff about bumps, phobias, moral violations, rabid claims to each other. Not that there's a bunch of scorpions in the jar, but not the tears of God, oh no. With each of my relatives, my grandmother said, “you can talk only after eating peas!”
“Don’t cross me off the list...” is a collection of family stories, which contains familiar works, as well as new stories and stories. Dina Rubina writes about loved ones with humor, self-irony, optimism, figuratively and emotionally. She remembers her numerous relatives and shares stories about her husband Boris Karafyolov, about her sister Vera, about grandmother Rachel, and even about her beloved pet Kondrat. The central place of the book is dedicated to parents - mother and father Dina Ilyinichny.
" Don't cross me off the list!, I suddenly remember, and stand stunned, without wiping away tears, under flowering trees, under the lightest clouds - in the middle of life, spring, sunspots on the sidewalk, scurrying, writhing in the crowns of almonds birds. . .
“Don’t cross me off the list...” is a collection of family stories, which contains familiar works, as well as new stories and stories. Dina Rubina writes about loved ones with humor, self-irony, optimism, figuratively and emotionally. She remembers her numerous relatives and shares stories about her husband Boris Karafyolov, about her sister Vera, about grandmother Rachel, and even about her beloved pet Kondrat. The central place of the book is dedicated to parents - mother and father Dina Ilyinichny.
" Don't cross me off the list!, I suddenly remember, and stand stunned, without wiping away tears, under flowering trees, under the lightest clouds - in the middle of life, spring, sunspots on the sidewalk, scurrying, writhing in the crowns of almonds birds. . .
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- All books in the series Big prose by Dinah Rubina