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To Borrow a Tulip - Vasileva, Ava
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The stories are glimpses into the lives of women and men, parents, and children. They explore the fundamental questions of growing up, of loss, of being lost, of learning to love, of how powerful or fragile we can be, of the randomness in our lives and of our capacity for transmutation. They are a refreshment for the spirit and a celebration of life, hope and love in its various forms.

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Produktbeschreibung
The stories are glimpses into the lives of women and men, parents, and children. They explore the fundamental questions of growing up, of loss, of being lost, of learning to love, of how powerful or fragile we can be, of the randomness in our lives and of our capacity for transmutation. They are a refreshment for the spirit and a celebration of life, hope and love in its various forms.
Autorenporträt
Ava Vasileva was born in Sofia in 1984. She grew up in Bulgaria. After obtaining a degree in Law, she went on a journey to Southern France where she studied languages and life. Currently she teaches English in France and travels regularly home to Bulgaria. The place that inspired A Very Mice Village is her grandfather's village located at the foot of Vitosha mountain, where she spent plenty of time as a child. Ava Vasileva is the author of To Borrow a Tulip, a collection of short stories for adults. The children's stories in this book, written in rhymes, were created on her way to school and in the classroom, on a day when her teenage students didn't come because they had decided to go on holiday earlier.