Just Live! A Story of Hope and Healing

When fifteen-year-olds Ira and Matvey's summer starts, it's already off to a terrible beginning. Ira is heartbroken by her parents' divorce, and Matvey is depressed after a fight with his girlfriend. Ira is ready to run away from home to escape the constant parental accusations and insults, while Matvey is seriously contemplating ending his life. Both are convinced that the world is unfair and that nothing but pain and emptiness awaits them in the future.

A Journey of Transformation

Angry at the world, Ira and Matvey don't yet know that in just a few days, they will find new friends, experience true love, and rediscover trust and a positive outlook on life. All thanks to a week spent in an abandoned camp on the shores of a lake. This poignant story explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the power of connection to overcome adversity.

Perfect For Young Adults

Just Live! is a compelling read for young adults (ages 14+) grappling with difficult emotions and searching for meaning. The book offers a message of hope and demonstrates the importance of seeking support and finding joy even in challenging circumstances. Its accessible language and relatable characters make it an engaging and thought-provoking read.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Relatable Characters: Connect with Ira and Matvey as they navigate their struggles and find strength in each other.
• Themes of Hope and Resilience: Discover the power of friendship and the possibility of healing from emotional wounds.
• Engaging Storyline: Be captivated by the unfolding events at the abandoned camp and the transformative experiences of the characters.
• Award-Winning Narrative: This story was a laureate of the III S. Mikhalkov Competition under its original title, "You Exist."

Why Choose This Book?

Just Live! offers more than just a story; it provides a glimpse into the struggles faced by many young people today and offers a message of hope and healing. If you're looking for a book that will resonate with you, inspire you, and remind you that you're not alone, then Just Live! is the perfect choice. It's a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always the possibility of finding light and connection.