Extrait de Summary of Yelena Lembersky's Like a Drop of Ink in a Downpour
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20 juin 2022
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Summary of Yelena Lembersky's Like a Drop of Ink in a Downpour
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#1 I had walked holding my thumbs folded into my fists, a Russian superstition: hold your thumbs and think of someone to bring them good luck. I had watched as Mama went down into the metro station with the stench of burned rubber.
#2 I was placed in a children's asylum, and while I was there, I didn't speak about my mother. I was numb, and I wanted to free myself from the hatred that had consumed me.
#3 I walk to the forest near my old home. I sit on an old apple tree by the pond. I write a letter to Mama. I forget the unimportant things in quietude, and I meet what has been lost.
#4 I remember my old landlady at the summer dacha in Leningrad, who had a tattoo of the word Mama on her shoulder. I wanted to explain to my American friend that people need to live in houses with a lawn and a garden, so they can plant flowers.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had walked holding my thumbs folded into my fists, a Russian superstition: hold your thumbs and think of someone to bring them good luck. I had watched as Mama went down into the metro station with the stench of burned rubber.
#2 I was placed in a children's asylum, and while I was there, I didn't speak about my mother. I was numb, and I wanted to free myself from the hatred that had consumed me.
#3 I walk to the forest near my old home. I sit on an old apple tree by the pond. I write a letter to Mama. I forget the unimportant things in quietude, and I meet what has been lost.
#4 I remember my old landlady at the summer dacha in Leningrad, who had a tattoo of the word Mama on her shoulder. I wanted to explain to my American friend that people need to live in houses with a lawn and a garden, so they can plant flowers.
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Date de parution
20 juin 2022
Éditeur
Everest Media LLC
Caractéristiques techniques
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Anglais
Taille du fichier
1.3 MB
ISBN 13
9798822537101
Format
Epub
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