Tender childish humor, wise irony and memory fused with love - this is the formula of Daria Dimke’s prose. Transforming and returning her childhood to herself and to us, she offers the reader lyrical stories-memories, rare in freedom and strength of narration, full of joy and sadness, comparable in lyricism to “The Sculptor’s Daughter” by Tove Jansson, and in drive - with “The Role of My Family in the World revolution" by Bora Cosic. I want to take the childhood that Daria Dimka writes about, make it my own: can this be my story? Yes, it is impossible to appropriate a biography, but the fullness of meanings seen through the prism of memory makes touch possible. “Winter and Summer Form of Hope” is a book with which you can touch fate, see time, feel love.