Eleonóra Berta's book The Life Drawing piqued my interest. It was written during a very sad and fearful time. A Covid diary with many interesting facts and stories. The book gives an account of the terrible situation, but its atmosphere does not show hopelessness, but the beauty and richness of life, the change of the world. Emotional, yet realistic and factual writing. It is so readable that we almost immediately want to know what will happen tomorrow. It keeps the reader in suspense, on the one hand, because of the development of the epidemic situation, and on the other hand, because of the continuation of the stories. In addition to the Covid report, we can learn more stories about family, friends, and various events. about small events. He talks about his childhood with nostalgia, but at the same time he is open to today's life, he accepts the interesting things and values ​​of today. He believes in himself and in people, but he also sees the troubles of society, that inhumane harsh world built on the rule of money. In the perpetual compulsion to conform, in the pursuit of money, the soul has died out, it has no food. Our lives take place in the squirrel's wheel of the "blind track of compliance". Tasks, money, extra hours, rush, superficiality, questions to which we do not wait for the answer; stalking, intrusion, seeking advantages, slander, punitive braking, building relationship capital, etc. And the epidemic showed the stop sign, it can't go on like this! Order humanity to stop, of course you have to face its painful losses. But you also have to see that in this cruel time, in the fear of the virus, in the quarantine, many good things happened. We discovered our family, our home, we marvel at the creativity of children, the importance of holidays, we can do creative work, think about the things of the world, delve into our thoughts, our faith, our religion, rethink our lives, distinguish between important things and less important things, rethink our values. As Berta Eleonora does it in Soul Drawing. in his volume. Dr. Krisztina Várhelyi

ART-Danubius
Family and parents
172 pages
Binding: tabbed, cardboard
ISBN: 9788089856114
Author: Eleonóra Berta
Release year: 2021