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Pravik is a village located in the centre of the universe, on the border of reality and myth, the present and eternity, the everyday and the miraculous. It is home to people with the names of Heaven and God, Cherubs and Seraphs. Here, children are born from the love of people with plants, and the Mother of God can watch over a tethered dog. At the centre of the story is the life story of three generations of one rural family during almost the entire twentieth century. This novel was an important step for Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk on her way to the Nobel Prize.