Not Ale. Pavlova A.

Aida Pavlova is the finalist of the Lyceum Prize in the form of a great prose. Her novel is devoted to very important and sharp topics of tolerance and the adoption of the characteristics of other people, including in relations with parents. Reading this novel brings not only artistic relevance, but also practical psychological assistance. In the history of the main character, someone can see their story or the story of their friends. The author of Ridero, pushes on the platforms of samizdat. Is it possible to discuss your own fears and failures with my mother, and she will not blame you for everything? Does it happen that mom does not make comments about your appearance? Is it really possible to joke and laugh with her? How can you believe that your mother knows your lifestyle and accepts it? Or even draws up a company in your hobbies? Many will say that this is natural, because the mother is the closest and dear person. But there are people who really cannot believe in friendly relations with mothers. And then what to do? Trying to talk and at least somehow make contact or just close completely? This story about children's injuries, complexes, dreams of happiness, real and false love, and about parents.