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It may seem that this is a book about a loss that cannot be recovered from, about destroyed lives, about pain, helplessness and endless doom to the mangled fates of all those affected by the criminal war and Russia's ugly aggression against Ukraine, but in fact it is not.

In fact, this is a book about how endlessly, with all possible and impossible strength, people take care of each other and care about each other, giving all the love they didn't even know they could give.

Fifteen-year-old Diana leaves Irpin with her two-month-old sister from another father, Ivanka, in her arms. Diana's stepfather is in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Diana's mother disappeared in Irpin under unclear circumstances, Diana's father has been living in Vienna for many years, and Diana's first love is a talented pianist who lost his hearing when the car he was trying to evacuate with his parents was shelled, Diana's psychotherapist has no idea how to help her, and her fear, pain and loss are so immense that she cannot even name or acknowledge them.

"Mom, Do You Remember?" is a story about how all of this is terrible and should never have happened to anyone, but even with all of this, you can live and be happy, love, care and be needed, loved and cared for.