They called her Kri-kri
The story of a woman who managed to control the storm, but not her own destiny
Kri-kri, a girl as wild as a mountain goat, grows up on a sun-drenched Greek island. Her world full of freedom, the smell of the sea and family togetherness is suddenly destroyed by the Second World War. All that remains of her childhood is ashes, scattered by the girl's unexpected motherhood. The women of her clan have always had only one daughter, but Kri-kri gives birth to triplets at the age of sixteen. The fate of her and her children is intertwined with the history of the island, which even after the war is struggling to survive in the face of a new invasion - the crowds of tourists. Don't look for the island, it could be dangerous.
Scarlett Wilk
Scarlett Wilková is a journalist who has been writing since she joined the editorial team of a corporate magazine in Ostrava after graduating from high school. She then worked for various media outlets, and for the last twenty years she has been writing mainly for Magazín DNES, where she focuses on interviews and topics related to social trends. He is also involved in non-profit projects related to the issues of life of the elderly. It cooperates with Post Bellum, which operates the Memory of the Nation database. For it, she recorded the memories of Greek eyewitnesses, which inspired her debut novel When You See the Sea. In his second novel, Those Cold Eyes, he touches on the theme of collaboration with the Nazi regime during World War II. He returns to Greece with Ten Times and Enough. Her novel When the Dogs Came depicts the fate of the inhabitants of post-war Beskydy.
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