Window Frames
8 hrs. 34 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Yulia Shlyapnikova
Author
Yulia Shlyapnikova
Narrator
Natalia Gracheva
Narrator
Natalia Gracheva
Description
Yulia Shlyapnikova is a young talented writer from Tatarstan. She prefers to work in the genres of fantasy and magical realism, and she also pays considerable attention to popularizing her native region. The book “Nаличники” was published by the “Polyn” publishing house.
What makes a girl drop everything in noisy Moscow and return to the wilds of a provincial town where she was born? The reasons can be very different—say, disappointment in personal relationships and the desire to find herself again by touching her roots. Anna writes a book, loves photographing old window surrounds, and studies the history of her family in archives. And she also sees ghosts and talks with them—such is her unusual trait.
In her hometown, Anna accidentally meets Ruslan, who also loves digging into history. Along with that, they’re united by a long-standing story of their grandmothers’ relationship. Sympathy between the heroes grows into something more, but it is resisted by their relatives—both the living and the dead. There is a family curse, which means Anna faces a difficult choice: either part ways with Ruslan, or try to overcome an ancient evil. Romance, mysticism, history, and the color of provincial Tatarstan await you in this audiobook. Listen! Spoiler
What makes a girl drop everything in noisy Moscow and return to the wilds of a provincial town where she was born? The reasons can be very different—say, disappointment in personal relationships and the desire to find herself again by touching her roots. Anna writes a book, loves photographing old window surrounds, and studies the history of her family in archives. And she also sees ghosts and talks with them—such is her unusual trait.
In her hometown, Anna accidentally meets Ruslan, who also loves digging into history. Along with that, they’re united by a long-standing story of their grandmothers’ relationship. Sympathy between the heroes grows into something more, but it is resisted by their relatives—both the living and the dead. There is a family curse, which means Anna faces a difficult choice: either part ways with Ruslan, or try to overcome an ancient evil. Romance, mysticism, history, and the color of provincial Tatarstan await you in this audiobook. Listen! Spoiler
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