Summer house. Tramo S.

Twelve -year -old Isabelle and her younger sister Ursula go on vacation to grandparents. Ahead is a series of serene summer days: breakfasts in the garden, forest walks, leisurely conversations... But anxiety will show in this carelessness. Isabelle feels someone's invisible presence, hears prayers for help-and cannot ignore them. Strange dreams, locked door to the basement, the initials cut out on the tree, old photos and a cache in the grotto of the forest lake should ultimately form a picture that will become the key to the past and dear to the future.

Psychological story, Balancing on the verge with a mystical thriller, the “summer house” of the Norwegian writer Cecilia Tramo (born in 1976) - reading for those who are ready to think and understand. The extraordinary reliability, holding in tension to the very last page, is combined in it with poetic deviations. The book was awarded the Children's and Youth Prize of the Union of Supporters of the RIKSMOL - classical Norwegian language.

for middle and senior school age.