Book Pocket Book 14+ (4 Books Collection Set)
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The beginning of the XXI century, humanity is on the verge of the end of the world - all TV channels are talking about it. But mass psychoses sometimes cover up more important problems, and people don't notice that the real end of the world may be coming in their private lives.
For Pola and Artem, the protagonists of the novel The Other House by Oksana Lushchevska, life was divided into two periods - before and after their parents' divorce. And now they have to build new relationships with both their father and mother. Will they succeed, will the other house become their home, will they be able to accept the new circumstances and overcome the challenges?
The best friends meet on a swing set far from school to discuss their secrets. They think that their friendship will last forever, but the 11th grade is preparing many challenges for them.
Romantic Angelina will have to take off her rose-coloured glasses, put an end to an abusive relationship and reveal a family secret. Hipster Kira will have to solve a lot of problems with her parents and trust her feelings for the first time. Selfish Shusha has to find out how far she can go to get what she wants.
Who will come to the swing, their secret meeting place, after these events?
A time for everything
You are fifteen, your life is uninteresting, you live in a small town and are waiting for the summer, when you can not see your classmates and be alone with yourself and a few «friends». And then HE appears - and you are in love and frantically waiting for reciprocity. But at the same time, SHE comes along - older than you, somewhat similar and different from you. A helper, an advisor, a witch or a guide to adulthood?
The story tells about one summer of 15-year-old Sonya, a lonely and withdrawn teenager who finds herself facing a choice, experiencing her first love and looking for her place in life.
A pandemic breaks into the usual life of mankind. Ruthless, devastating, depressing. Everyone finds themselves on their own edge of pain and new realisations. But not everyone finds the strength to go on. Stories that slow you down. Plots that are easy to imagine. Heroes who were or still are among us. Drawings that reshape the inner and outer space. What does isolation look like through the eyes of teenagers, young adults and a professional artist? Will future writers give humanity a chance? Stories about acceptance and rejection, about a new reality and an attempt to escape from oneself.