Just don't bark w.ukraińska

Different animals, including forest deer, aquarium fish, stray dogs, domestic cats, ostriches, and chickens, share the stage with diverse individuals such as an elderly emigrant, a former soldier, a girl from Chernihiv, a man from Kyiv, a young mother from Kharkiv, and an American journalist. In the early hours, both these animals and people find themselves united by a common war—unexpected yet somehow anticipated, ruthless, and devastating.

However, this book does not focus solely on the war itself. Instead, it delves into the bond across generations, the heart-wrenching escapes, the unlikely rescues, and the pivotal encounters. It tells the story of those who dared to step into the unknown but refused to abandon those in need. It is a tale of the cycle of life, where the old and the new, sorrow and love, all have their place. Moreover, it highlights the unwavering spirit of Ukrainians, whose resilience and hope for victory persist regardless of where they are or where they choose to live.