And yet I am happy

The first grade for a girl named Dunne - the most ordinary, only happy one - is coming to an end. Summer is about to begin, and if everything goes well, Dunne will see her best friend Ella-Frida: she has moved to another city. Maybe she will be able to visit her? But first - one more important thing: graduation! Now the class will no longer be the youngest, and each student will have the right to be called a real schoolchild. This is a great reason to put on a beautiful dress, decorate the classroom, smile and rejoice all evening - the heroine knows a lot about joy! She even has a notebook for writing down the best moments, on the cover of which is written: "My happy life". This was the name of the first book by Ruse Lagercrantz about Dunne, and in your hands is the third.
Dunne has made peace with her classmates Vikki and Mickey, and now they even help her: for example, they shared some thumbtacks to hang her gorgeous painted rose on the wall. Difficulties are the kind of thing that always stay behind! Dunne prefers not to think about bad moments: it’s better to jump over them and move on. But she didn’t know that there are moments that you can’t jump over in a jiffy, without preparation. Like that Wednesday when her grandmother unexpectedly came to pick her up from school – instead of her dad.

Recommended reader age: 6+

Author: Ruse Lagercrantz
Artist: Eva Erikson
Translator: Maria Lyudkovskaya
Editor: Olga Konstantinovna Gromova
Year of release: 2020
Publisher: KompasGid
Pages: 120
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 218x150x15 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00083-369-8
Book series: Dune