Three books by Ukrainian authors from the last year that are worth reading

        Yuriy Vynnychuk: "Tango of Death"
        This book by a modern classic of Ukrainian literature deserves the right to open the list, if only because it won the BBC Book of the Year 2012 award. Opinions may vary as to whether this title is deserved, or whether the novel lives up to expectations, but one thing is certain: the book is simply a must-read.

        

        It will be especially liked by people who are in love with Lviv, lovers of history, mysticism and drama.

        Nadya Herbish: "Warm stories for coffee"

        Nadezhda Gerbish's book became a real sensation at the end of that year. And for good reason: a collection by an unknown author is selling in incredible numbers. The formula for success is quite simple: invincible optimism, a simple plot, easy language, and for attentive readers, this book reveals the recipe for simple human happiness.

        It turned out to be an easy read for those who are looking for an island of comfort amidst the everyday bustle, strive to be alone with a cup of coffee and a soft cat on their lap, and recharge with a dose of positive energy.

        Max Kidruk: "Bot"
        Max Kidruk, well-known in Ukraine as the first author of the travelogue genre in Ukraine, and, accordingly, the author of a series of books about travels (which, by the way, it will be not only interesting, but also useful to read for everyone who is fond of traveling), wanted to surprise readers with a thrilling story.

        In order to write the story, the author had to plow through a lot of scientific literature and involve several specialists in the field of the latest technologies.



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