Pilafs. Otsuka D.

This is a burning intimate story about mothers and daughters, unity and alienation, and light at the end of the tunnel.

people of different ages, gender, circle of communication go to the pool. On the paths of the pool, they find a sense of community, comfort and meaning. However, when a crack appears at the bottom, everything changes. Without a daily meditative routine, Alice gradually loses its connection with reality. Like the water leaving the pool, her memory flows nowhere, and his daughter Alice feels how her mother, inevitably eliminating her, actually becomes closer, as the long -term crack between them disappears. The novel written in a bewitching elegiac manner sets up the adoption of the natural course of things and claims that everything that happens in the world is reasonable, there is a nagging and transforming beauty in everything.