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The exciting dilogy by Nazym Zhangazinova intertwines the destinies of different women living in a changing Kazakhstan. From ballerinas and businesswomen to market traders and housewives, their lives are revealed through the prism of love, loss, ambition and social change. Stories full of intrigue, hope and disappointment unfold against the backdrop of vivid descriptions of the ancient streets of Almaty. The heroines face moral dilemmas, fight for their place in this life and try to find answers to eternal questions about happiness and self-realization. "Private Life" is a piercing look at modern society, where personal dramas reflect the changes in it, this is a story about ourselves, about our struggle for happiness and how we build our destiny in a world of change. Anipa fell in love with their house immediately. In the front hall there was a table under a rich tablecloth and with chairs with high backs. The ceilings were decorated with incredibly beautiful Italian chandeliers with multi-colored pendants. Curtains of blue velvet. In the glass cases there were exotic dinnerware sets and figurines. In huge, human-sized Chinese vases there were bouquets of skillfully made glass flowers. And all the rooms smelled of indestructible wealth. For whom The book offers realistic and complex female characters, with whom it is easy to identify and will be of interest to anyone interested in modern literature, culture and history of Kazakhstan, lovers of family sagas and stories about relationships. Eileen stretched sweetly: everything she dreamed of came true. A white caring husband, a cozy home, a favorite job at a ballet school for girls. And one child of her own, a son.
