What does the girl have to do with it? Rubin D.

The theme of childhood and youth in Dina’s work is devoid of nostalgic sentimentality, on the contrary, it is associated with drama and bitterness. “Any in a little one who feels will confirm to you that there is nothing sadder than a happy childhood. Unless adolescence. " The writer never includes his early opuses about childhood in the books, many of which were published in Youth. Reprints are only a few. In adulthood, Dean Rubin rarely turns to this topic due to her pain, she has very few things in which adolescents act. All the more interesting this collection, in which works about childhood and youth of different periods were connected.