One of those must-read books for teenagers—a difficult, moving, and very honest story about childhood cruelty, but also about mercy, compassion, and inner strength. Twelve-year-old Lenka Bessoltseva was immediately disliked by her classmates; they nicknamed her "Scarecrow," made her an outcast, boycotted her, and bullied her as a class, while the one she considered a friend turned coward and betrayed her. Yet, despite everything, she managed to stay true to herself and become the girl who won.
Author: Vladimir Zheleznikov
Pages: 256 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 127x195mm
Series: Extracurricular Reading
