F. Backman Britt-Marie Was Here Book

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The novel "Britt-Marie Was Here" tells the story of one of the heroines of Fredrik Buckman's previous book, "My Grandmother Asks to Forgive Her," which became a New York Times bestseller. It is about a 63-year-old woman experiencing a family crisis. She was betrayed by a man who had been all his life for Britt-Marie. With a broken heart, the heroine of the book decides to change her destiny, going to the abandoned town of Borg to get the first job in forty years. Britt-Marie is among football fans, freaks and even hooligans. Despite the fact that the economic crisis has almost devastated the Debt, there are still people in it who are not going to give up. In any unclear situation, Britt-Marie begins to clean. What is behind this boring habit? What trials befell the main character? In his own authorial style, Buckman reveals the formation of her personality, tells about the fate of a woman who is very concerned about what others will say about her, and always tries to behave like a cultured person. In Borg, Britt-Marie plunges into another life, finding friends and even getting the status of coach of the local football team. Here she learns true freedom, feels in love and most importantly - will be able to be yourself and not be afraid of your own dreams. "Britt-Marie Was Here" is a witty, sweet, sentimental story about how life truly opens up to those who are ready for change and have the ability to love others.

Language: ukrainian.

Year of publication: 2018.

Translator: Olga Zakharchenko.

Size: 14,5x21,5cm.

Binding: hardcover.