9 books to get to know yourself better

Fiction not only captivates with an interesting plot, but also helps to see more clearly what is happening in our lives. We have selected nine books that will help you find answers to the questions that concern you.

1. On the Verge of Divorce by Masha Traub

В stories Traub addresses a problem many families face: divorce. It shows a kaleidoscope of stories and human destinies in which readers recognize themselves. “All unhappy families are unhappy in their own way,” Tolstoy wrote, and therefore each family has its own history associated with divorce. Someone overcomes this obstacle and remains happy, someone breaks all ties and starts a new life, and someone leaves everything in uncertainty – everyone has their own choice, and which side to take is up to the reader.

2. “When you wake up” by Andrey Emdin

This is the debut book Emdin, better known as an Internet blogger. The novel takes place on an ideal island where the sun always shines and all the people are friendly. And there, in this perfect world, the heroes of the book begin to have strong feelings for each other. But is true love possible in this all-too-ideal world?

Emdin reflects on how modern people should behave in the face of constant progress. The author is concerned about how to maintain sincere and lively feelings when everything around is subject to automated technologies, and how to distinguish reality from a virtual “sleep” into which we are constantly immersed.

3. “I’ll Give You Wings” by Ana Sherry

It book about dreaming and overcoming the impossible. The heroine of the novel, Olivia Parker, wanted to become a pilot all her life. She got her way, but it didn’t solve all her problems. Male colleagues refused to recognize her, and only determination, self-confidence and self-improvement helped Olivia prove that she deserved to do what she loved.

But is there a place in her life for another passion, except for the passion for the sky? This book tells about the problems and experiences of a modern woman who seeks to realize her own dream and does not intend to give in.

4. “Diagnosis: Love” by Daria Soifer

This hilarious romantic comedy isn’t as easy as it might seem. The story of a business woman who unexpectedly finds herself on the surgical table, where she is given an unusual diagnosis – love. The modern world of numbers and constant tension makes you forget that the main thing in life is feelings. V a book Soyfer reminds that love can save even in the most difficult and hopeless situation.

5. “Almost girlfriends” by Tatyana Trufanova

BOOK tells the story of an unusual female friendship, which can become the most expensive in life. Albina dreams of becoming an actress, goes to auditions, tries to get to the film site and eventually gets the opportunity to become a personal assistant to producer Katerina Zhukova. She has a chance to fulfill her dream. But what will Albina choose if she has to choose between friendship and success in her profession?

6. “Farewell Tour” by Maria Metlitskaya

Three stories about an important ability – the ability to forgive. The three heroines have to figure out their feelings, remember the past and decide whether to never communicate with a loved one again or take a step towards reconciliation. Which? For example, to fly to Paris, as Tatyana does from the story “Violets for Dessert”, to take care of her unloved daughter-in-law who broke her leg, who took her son to another country.

7. “Forgetting is impossible to remember” by Agatha Goray

BOOK Goray, who passed away early, tells the story of a girl on the verge of a mental breakdown, who is condemned for the murder of her own parents. The novel describes the shocking relationship of loved ones, which lead to terrible consequences.

The heroine has almost lost her memory, and during sessions with a psychologist, she tries to restore the picture of what happened to her and who is to blame for this. This is a book about the dark side of feelings, but Gorai shows that they can always be dealt with and the darkest night is always followed by dawn.

8. “People who are always with me” Narine Abgaryan

Family saga tells the story of several generations of the same family. The heroes will have to go through many trials, but they will manage to keep kindness, humanity and love for each other in their hearts.

Abgaryan’s personal history will make many remember their own family stories. The novel helps to understand that forgetting the past, we will not be able to live in the future, and loved ones remain with us even after death.

9. “Napoleon convoy. White Horses” by Dina Rubina

It second part of the trilogy Dina Rubina “Napoleon convoy”. The reader will have to find out the details of the parting of the modern Orpheus and Eurydice – the masterful Stakh and Nadia. Love will bring the heroes moments of pleasure and happiness, but fate will separate them for many years. Aristarkh and Nadezhda will survive the betrayal, they will disperse to different cities.

In addition to the love story, the novel continues with a historical and detective story connected with the treasures of Napoleon and Stakh’s ancestor, Aristarchus Bouguereau. Bouguereau was an officer in the French army, but after the war of 1812 he stayed in Russia. The present and the past are intertwined, and the reader will be able to see how every offense is followed by a punishment, and every rise is followed by a fall.

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