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A book of fiction reports about the importance and value of women's experience of war - in occupation, in evacuation, as refugees, as IDPs, in rear cities, in frontline cities, young women, older women, women with children, women with children with disabilities, women without children, women with animals, women with elderly relatives - and overcoming the devaluation of the contribution of women who were not on the front line or in the army to the victory.

The book is based on conversations with women about the challenges, experiences, and emotions they faced in full-scale war. It covers the following topics: beauty in war, devaluation of one's own suffering and experience, domestic abandonment, adjusting to life in evacuation, adjusting to life - one's own and children's - abroad, in a new place, as an IDP or refugee, loss of home, generational retraumatisation (stories of Armenian women whose ancestors fled the genocide in Turkey a hundred years ago, and then fled the war in Karabakh, and now - from Donbas - this is within the family history of one family), the experience of surviving the occupation and leaving for safe territories, about creativity that saves in war, about businesses founded by women during the war, about new emotional maturity, menstruation and women's health during the war, and talks about what life will be like after the war.