Dragonfly

Tatyana Gerden's novel "Dragonfly" immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the late 1950s in the provincial town of Peschansk. The main character, Seva Chernishin, at first glance an ordinary guy, leads a double life: during the day he works at a factory, and in the evenings he plays the double bass and creates music, trying to cope with the traumas of the past. In this same town lives Ludvika, a fragile but strong girl who dreams of becoming a doctor. Their fates intersect, and despite their differences, they find support and understanding in each other. This book is suitable for both a young audience and adults seeking deep emotions and unusual plots. Gerden masterfully combines genres and styles, creating vivid images and memorable moments.