Ladybug
8 hrs. 58 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anatoly Drozdov
Author
Anatoly Drozdov
Narrator
Sergey Larionov
Narrator
Anatoly Konstantinov
Death is not the end. And for the hero of the book, it is not only the start of a new life, but also a chance to change another person’s life by turning it completely upside down. Having died in our time, the hero finds himself in 1967, in the Soviet Union, in the body of a mentally disabled young man named Boris.
The guardians have long taken over his property and the money provided by the state, and the boy himself has no chance for a decent life. But now everything will change, because inside him there is a person with mind, education, and—most importantly—life experience and knowledge of history.
By a miracle, Boris’s diagnosis is revoked. He goes to serve in the elite border troops of that time—and who knows, maybe the hero will manage to change not only one person’s fate, but that of an entire country.
The guardians have long taken over his property and the money provided by the state, and the boy himself has no chance for a decent life. But now everything will change, because inside him there is a person with mind, education, and—most importantly—life experience and knowledge of history.
By a miracle, Boris’s diagnosis is revoked. He goes to serve in the elite border troops of that time—and who knows, maybe the hero will manage to change not only one person’s fate, but that of an entire country.
