Summer always smells of meadow flowers, love and happiness. The serenity of July days is a frozen time, when the second hand tremblingly stops, looks around and realizes that it absolutely has nowhere to rush. Having escaped from dusty and stuffy Stockholm and plunged headlong into farm life, Adam and Marie-Lou gave this summer a friend friend, drowning in memories, arguments, laughter. They are connected by a series of summer holidays, walks through a beautiful meadow, dubbed the “Bronze Age”, and a naive childish “I want us to always be together.” They were twelve and had the whole world in their hands. But this world is a crystal ball, which in a second broke into a million small fragments. Three years have passed, and this summer is a chance to put everything together. A lot of work - yes, a lot of tears - yes, a lot of victories - of course! The novel by the famous Swedish writer Stefan Casta “The Summer of Marie-Lou” was awarded the Silver Pencil Award in 2001 and nominated for the Prize. Bernard Shaw in 2006.