Paradise corner. Stybbe N.

Summer light and laid -back comedy, very warm and kind. And although the novel is entertaining, it raises the difficult question of how to bring bridges between generations, how very young people and people of advanced age can not only find a common language, but also unite.

Lizzy fifteen years old, she He decides to spend the summer holidays with benefit and work in the nursing home - the lesson is no worse than to be caught with a cancom or to exhausted from boredom for days, dangling with girlfriends. However, it soon turns out that communicating with the elderly is not so simple that the audience is not at all as harmless as it might seem at first glance, and in terms of activity they can be a head of any fifteen-year-old. To begin with, you will have to understand that each ward has a whole life behind her dramas, unexpected turns. Then it will be necessary to find a common language with them. And there is nothing better for rallying than the suddenly arising problems.

A competing nursing home decided to ruin a “paradise” and mumble all its guests. It turns out that the life experience and unpredictability of pensioners, multiplied by Lizzie’s desire to arrange other people's lives, is a real secret weapon in the fight against predatory competitors.

Nina Stibbe jokes, issued with a stone-supervision person, perfectly Shave the eccentric charm of her heroes. An excellent cocktail from comedy, good history and light British absurdity.

“Paradise” is a touching, kind, complete inimitable English humor story about the value of family ties, friendship, first love and ordinary human kindness.