About the book: year / My dear reader friends, you, of course, know that human life is very diverse, complex and changeable. Not everyone goes through it calmly and happily. Fate often sends people difficult trials. In almost every life there are adversities, sorrows, and in others even suffering and painful illnesses. But no matter how difficult the fate bestowed may be, in my opinion, every person has a sacred duty - to live life hardworkingly, with benefit for others and themselves. A person must do as much good, beautiful as possible and certainly in something, somewhere, leave at least the smallest bright trace, a good memory on earth. This is the great purpose of man, and all people should strive for this. In my books, I wanted to show that neither joy nor sorrow completely fills human life - they alternate, replacing each other, and very often today we do not know what will bring us tomorrow. It can be hard, but grief and misfortune pass without a trace, illnesses are cured. The most precious thing is that, often unexpectedly, people with an open, loving soul come to your aid, with a sympathetic word of hello, with heartfelt care and affection, with a willingness to teach, help, and support. This is the spiritual beauty of life, the source of happiness. It seems to me that the description of only cheerful, joyful pictures will briefly captivate the heart and mind of the reader, while the description of human sorrow, painful struggle, difficult emotional experiences is more deeply imprinted in young hearts. Suffering teaches us to fight and endure; sadness makes a person more thoughtful, more responsive to the grief of others... My young friends, do not be afraid to approach a suffering person sympathetically, listen carefully to his sad story, ease his grief with your compassion and how you can help. Such participation and help will make you strong, useful, elevate you in your own consciousness and leave a bright mark for the common good. K. Lukashevich