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The sequel to the book I Don't Care What People Say. Sisters allows readers to plunge into a world where historical events are inextricably intertwined with human destinies, where love conquers meanness and betrayal, where a sense of duty and conscious choice allow you to avoid rash actions.

In the second part of the book, readers will learn how the life of the main character Lucy developed, as well as the fates of her four daughters - whether they became as complex and unpredictable as their mother's, how they chose their life path, whether they met their love, what obstacles and trials they experienced.

The events described in the book take place in the 60s and 80s of the last century, so readers will be able to recall or learn about the "stagnant" period of life in the USSR and realise that now it is they who create their own happiness.

The book will not leave anyone indifferent, as one cannot stay away from life. It is imbued with an optimistic view of the future and faith in one's own strength. Like the previous one, it is filled with the filigree Ukrainian language, which is the author's trademark.