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| Author | Aristova O. |
| Title | Raz, dva, tri — zamri |
| Description | Three schoolgirl friends live in Nakhodka, the southernmost tip of Russia, where the proximity to the sea and port gives a deceptive sense of freedom. The 2000s in Primorye were a time of boyish squabbles, poverty, and unregulated market trading. Growing up here isn't exactly safe. But the girls have the strength of youth on their side, spiced with the scents of crab chips, seaweed, and imported melon shampoo. Friendship will help them emerge from this murky depths, but only if they can maintain it. Olga Aristova is a writer and book educator from Primorye, creator of the "Brodsky's Cat" project. |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | Poljandrija NoAge |
| Pages | 224 |
| Cover | Paperback |
| ISBN | 978-5-6052404-6-4 |