I read Ray Bradbury’s autobiographical novel “Dandelion Wine.”

I read Ray Bradbury’s autobiographical novel “Dandelion Wine.” Although considering the name, it is more likely to add:) And the aftertaste remained light and warming - the very thing for the cold April days. Ray Bradbury writes that you feel the hot July sun of Illinois, feel the touch of a light summer breeze, empathize with the main characters, boys. 10 and 12 years. The whole story is carried by a kaleidoscope of stories, sad and cheerful, frivolous and filled with thoughts, absolutely real and almost fantasy. These stories are fun and make you think and bring some lightness. So the book is very good.) P.S. At the beginning of chapter XXIII, the main characters discuss issues about happy endings. Twelve-year-old Douglas asks ten-year-old Tom "Where did the happy endings go?", to which Tom replies "I don't know who how, but I'm happy when I go to bed at night, Doug." Here's a happy ending for every day. Great advice, I remember thinking in a similar style as a child:) Sleep well, everyone.

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