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Why do people do good? What drives the noble intentions to save the world, or at least a part of it: love, the desire for fame, or naive indifference to someone else's misfortune?

Yevhen Khmil's new book A Miracle for Danylo is not only about philanthropists who do not stay away from human misfortune. It is about the hard work to make dreams come true and the danger of temptation; about the heavy burden of past hurts and the variety of choices that can easily disorient you on the way to your goal. And also about love, for the sake of which someone is ready for a miracle, and someone, perhaps, for a crime....