The plot of the book subtly suggests: if something seems suspicious, you should not ignore this feeling. In the center of the narrative - the difficult relationship of the main character Varya with others. The author touches on the important topic of trust in people we have known for many years. Sometimes they can surprise us. I liked the book, I recommend it.

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I got acquainted with the collection of articles "Scandinavian Mythology and Vikings" from Jaaj.Club with great interest. The material is presented in a very accessible and fascinating way, which is especially valuable for those who are just beginning to familiarize themselves with this topic. The author managed to convey the atmosphere of ancient legends and myths, as well as to show how Scandinavian mythology reached our days through the prism of Christianity. I especially liked the description of the World Tree Yggdrasil and cosmogonic ideas. The collection is inspiring to learn more about Viking culture and beliefs, and I'm looking forward to following the new publications. I recommend it to anyone interested in the history and mythology of Scandinavia!

An unexpectedly profound book. Started out as science fiction, but got reflections on the meaning of life and the responsibility of a scientist. The story of Lilith was particularly gripping. Wichowska knows how to combine adventure with serious themes. Really enjoyed it.