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Angelina Yar's book The Sacred Garden of Grandmother Anastasia includes stories and poems that are connected by a love for the living world of nature. Some of the writer's prose works are also touched by autobiographical pages: her grandfather, the artist Martyn Yarmoliuk, became a victim of Stalin's repressions, and her father, Yevhen Yarmoliuk, was one of the prominent figures of the national liberation movement against the Bolshevik and Nazi occupation during the Second World War in Zhytomyr region. So it is not surprising that Angelina Yar's prose also contains protest sentiments. Perhaps for the first time in Ukrainian literature, the writer declares that the destruction of nature and the abuse of animals is a crime against humanity. The book is written in the author's characteristic sincere manner of expression, but not without soft irony and subtle lyricism.