My happy life

Dunne is a very ordinary girl. She lives in Sweden, studies in the first grade, she really likes school, and like any girl, she has a best friend. Dunne considers herself happy: she even has a notebook, which is called "My Happy Life", where she writes down when and why she was happy. But gradually Dunne learns that things happen in life that make you really sad. For example, a best friend can move to another city. Dad may not want Dunne to get guinea pigs. And it turns out that you can quarrel with classmates over a mere trifle. At first, Dunne is very upset. But then she understands that a lot can be fixed: make peace with the guys, visit her best friend, and sooner or later the pigs will appear ... Anything can happen, and happiness is sometimes not complete, but now Dunne knows for sure: her life, despite everything, is the happiest.
It's late at night, but Dunne still can't sleep. Some people count sheep in such cases, but she knows better! Dunne counts how many times she's been happy.
For example, when one day, in her distant childhood, Svante’s cousin gave her a real live frog.
Or when she first managed to swim three strokes without drowning.
And also when they bought her a school backpack.
And how happy she was that she would go to first grade! She had been waiting for this moment her whole life.
The summer dragged on unbearably long - and all because she was so impatient to go to school.

Recommended reader age: 6+

Author: Ruse Lagercrantz
Artist: Eva Erikson
Translator: Yulia Valerievna Kolesova
Editor: Olga Ioffe
Year of release: 2020
Publisher: KompasGid
Pages: 136
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 215x148x13 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00083-063-5
Book series: Dune