Buy Book "Love, grandfather and tomatoes" in Ukrainian

Olesya is an ordinary thirteen-year-old girl. She lives with her grandparents, goes to school, and spends her time with her friends Inna and Alina.

But one day everything changes…

Their favorite literature teacher goes abroad, and a young student takes his place. The grandfather suddenly becomes very ill.

And the girl is left alone with her feelings. Until the new teacher suggests that she write a school blog, where she writes about everything that bothers her and talks about her feelings. And that’s how the girl’s life gradually changes.

I want to say that the book really impressed me. It was as if I was going through everything Olesya was going through.

I bought the book for my twelve-year-old daughter. The protagonist is an eighth-grader named Olesya, and of course her life is full of teenage joys and worries, but there are also plenty of adult moments. On the advice of my daughter, who was impressed by the book and asked if there was a sequel, I also read this work. The book touches on such important topics as people with cancer, harassment and intimidation of minors, healthy eating and the benefits of a proper diet. These seem to be important topics, but they are presented in a very unobtrusive and understandable way. The whole book is full of hope for the best, and also love: love for family, friends, pets, and even plants.

I highly recommend this wonderful book for teens aged 12+.

A wonderful and heartfelt book that highlights what is most important in our lives, namely family, relatives, friends, and like-minded people.

The main character Olesya will be close (like a friend) to any girl in her early teens, because we are all very similar at this time: we have similar anxieties and experiences, worries, desires, and dreams.

But in addition to these (first likes and dates), worries about school grades, and misunderstandings with friends, Olesya, unfortunately, has other problems.

Her grandfather is ill, and her mother has been abroad for five years, so Olesya certainly lacks moral support.

But do not think that this is a very, very sad or cruel book, no. On the contrary, it has a very good “literary aftertaste”. And the teenagers, their characters in the book, are very sane.

There are friendships, pranks familiar to teenagers, and teachers-friends who are really on the same page with their students.

And if you like to read teen literature, you will definitely find references to your favorite books in the book!

It was very interesting and enjoyable to read, so parents and teenagers, pay attention to this high-quality new Ukrainian literature!!!