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Sincere, talented young writer Tanya Vesna invites you into the world of experiences and memories that illuminate life in its many colours. Her life tastes of coffee and hugs with her beloved, is filled with laughter and tears of children and mothers, and is permeated with the blossoming Ukraine and the melody of Ukrainian culture. It is so real, so sincere and frank. Every word in the book will find an echo in the heart of anyone who opens this collection of works about the dance of the author's soul under the sun and May rain. And you will see how “spring dances its May dance in a dress of tea roses and pale pink peonies, in a variety of herbs, in the chirping of birds&rdquo. You will feel it and want to dance yourself.

Tetyana Dugelnaya, writer

I have a series of big and small thoughts in front of me. The intricate reasoning, innocent rhymes, elegant hints of something big and romantic.

Each essay is a slice of life. Delicious, sweetened with healthy grape sugar, or slightly dried in an old grandmother's frying pan. The paragraphs are lined up neatly. In each of them, there are mornings baked to a crisp, glasses of warm milk, waiting for a miracle and for another love, peony honey, Saint Nicholas in a tan coat, early spring contractions, and quiet red-cheeked summer again. Ancient truths as thick as the universe, autumnal shameful twilight, skinny thunderstorms - in short, our restless, dazed life.

Iryna Hovorukha, writer.