The British publishing house Bloomsbury announced that it would publish the diary of Eva Skaletskaya, a 12-year-old girl from Kharkov, who, along with her grandmother, was forced to flee the war to Ireland. According to Suspіlna, part of the money from the sale of the book will be donated to organizations that help Ukrainian refugees..

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You Don't Know What War Is: Diary of a Ukrainian Girl will be released in the US (Union Square) and the UK (Bloomsbury) on October 25, 2022.

Eva grew up and lived with her grandmother in Kharkov, and on February 24 she woke up from explosions. Then come 12 days that changed her life. First, a girl with her grandmother, whose house was destroyed by the bombing, tried to find a safer place in Kharkov, hid in the basement, and then moved to the west of Ukraine. Then there was a long road across the Romanian border to the refugee center, and then to Irish Dublin.

The diary will be published with cover illustrations inspired by Ukrainian folk art by Anastasia Stefurak and maps of Kharkov, Ukraine and Europe by illustrator Olga Shtonda, a settler from Kharkov.

Recall that last night the Russian invaders continued to commit terror and shell civilian infrastructure in Kharkiv and the Kharkiv region. In particular, seven civilians from the village of Pechenegy, Chuguevsky district, were injured, including two children..

Read the truth about the war in Inna Vedernikova's interview with military analyst Agil Rustamzade for ZN. U.A..