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When life is at its lowest point, whether it's a drink, shattered illusions, or futile efforts to learn from your own mistakes, she suddenly appears and everything changes... It turns out that you can fall in love at fifty. But the novel Trees on the Roofs is not only about the love of Yakiv, a photographer and rebel with a long grey tail and a ball in his ear, and a black Ukrainian woman, Anzhelka, but also about the city, which looks like a ship, its houses and trees, and the Penguin diner, where "intellectuals and artists" from all the surrounding neighbourhoods and beyond like to gather, as well as about houses, trees, and eateries in other cities, about the eternal difficult relationship between the artist and alcohol, and about cats, male friendship, and her mother's unexplored potatoes in the village... In short, it is dedicated to all Ukrainian intellectuals who have never finished Joyce's Ulysses.