Grandmother Didn't like to Die

«Grandmother Didn't like to Die» by Pavlo Belyansky is a touching yet tragicomic tale about the life of an ordinary family in the Donbas region. The novel presents the story of three generations of one family, striving to survive and preserve their humanity amid historical cataclysms. Through the prism of his grandmother's memories, the author paints a vivid picture of life in a mining town: everyday life, joys, sorrows, and wars. Belyansky, as a "people's author," is not a professional writer in the classical sense, and this undoubtedly becomes her advantage. The book is filled with both touching moments and humorous episodes that make you smile through tears. Each character in the book is a living person with their own dreams, fears, and hopes.