Keep Living
5 hrs. 57 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Narine Abgaryan
Author
Narine Abgaryan
Narrator
Ksenia Brzhezovskaya
Narrator
Ksenia Brzhezovskaya
Description
Book description
A new audio book by Nariné Abgaryan!
The heroes of her books are simple, and that’s why they are real people who know where happiness lives.
31 stories about war. A book about those who survived the war. And about those who didn’t.
“Writing about war is like destroying hope in yourself. It’s like looking death in the face, trying not to look away. Because if you look away, you betray yourself.
I tried as best I could. I’m not sure I succeeded.
Life is fairer than death—there lies its unshakable truth.
You must believe this, so that you can keep living afterward.”
Manunya’s Motherland is the Armenian border town of Berd—this is where her childhood passed. This cozy little city holds a certain charm: old rural houses, summer verandas, gardens. The residents still cook кавурма, collect honey, bake bread, weave rugs, and raise children. Almost everyone lost someone close during the war. Yet they believe that life is fairer than death, and as long as there is strength, they must help everyone who needs help more than you do. Proud, free, simple and kind people who know how to be happy for their whole lives…
A new audio book by Nariné Abgaryan!
The heroes of her books are simple, and that’s why they are real people who know where happiness lives.
31 stories about war. A book about those who survived the war. And about those who didn’t.
“Writing about war is like destroying hope in yourself. It’s like looking death in the face, trying not to look away. Because if you look away, you betray yourself.
I tried as best I could. I’m not sure I succeeded.
Life is fairer than death—there lies its unshakable truth.
You must believe this, so that you can keep living afterward.”
Manunya’s Motherland is the Armenian border town of Berd—this is where her childhood passed. This cozy little city holds a certain charm: old rural houses, summer verandas, gardens. The residents still cook кавурма, collect honey, bake bread, weave rugs, and raise children. Almost everyone lost someone close during the war. Yet they believe that life is fairer than death, and as long as there is strength, they must help everyone who needs help more than you do. Proud, free, simple and kind people who know how to be happy for their whole lives…
03:40
00_Vmesto predisloviya. Zanazan
11:34
01_Merelots
10:48
02_Kolgotki
10:42
03_Uzelok
08:01
04_Bagardzh
14:31
05_Odinochestvo
09:33
06_Zhit
05:01
07_Pahlava
10:50
08_Gulpa
07:46
09_KovYor
11:20
10_Dolina
12:38
11_Ozhidanie
11:49
12_Leto
10:14
13_Molitva
06:51
14_Vozvraschenie
23:20
15_Tost
13:25
16_Hachkar
10:38
17_Groza
17:33
18_Golod
19:23
19_Kruzheva
19:02
20_Stado
06:20
21_Progulka
13:08
22_Botinki
12:23
23_Vybor
10:08
24_Serdtse
16:14
25_Molchanie
11:27
26_Smeh
12:04
27_Bessmertnik
12:42
28_Vina
03:41
29_Spasenie
08:19
30_Tumany
02:34
31_Vmesto poslesloviya
