Light mountains. Mikheeva T.

The girl was adopted. From the orphanage, she fell into the light mountains, a small village among the large, majestic mountains. There, pine trees, like giant brothers, surrounded Dink and her new family: good Yurasia, and talented Zhenya, and tender mother Katya, and aunt, and uncle Sasha, and uncle Petya. And they had the eldest grandmother Tasia, like a pine tree - thin, dry, but strong and full of love that helped her live a difficult life and helps all her children and grandchildren. This is a wonderful example of modern prose: a bright, kind, sincere, fascinating teenage book. In the drawings of the artist Anastasia, Serpreki became real and the noise of pines, and the wind in the Dinkin hair, and the surge of water in the forest lake, and, most importantly, the kindness of the majestic region and its inhabitants. Tamara Mikheeva wrote such children's bestsellers as “Belchok Tinka” and “Love, there were pencils.”