When I was a princess, or a fourteen -year war for children: Jacqueline Pascarl

For fourteen years of stubborn and inventive struggle for the happy returning home of children abducted by her ex -husband, Jacqueline managed to drink milk with blood in the Masai hut, to sit for a glass of vodka in the bar of the Lords of the Lords. She managed to talk with movie stars in the zones of military operations and eat quick -preparation noodles with colleagues from the team of humanitarian aid to the whistle of bullets and the roar of bursting shells. She has seen the world many times, traveling on all famous modes of transport – from luxurious aircraft to smelly garbage trucks. Bought in a lagoon with crocodiles and soared in Hollywood bathrooms.
And each of these adventures helped her discover new properties of the human soul and gain herself.

Author
Pascarl Jacqueline
Editor
Rumyantseva Elena
Translator
Kuzovleva N. L.
Publisher
Amphora, 2010
Series
Geyshi memoirs series of books | Labyrinth
Genre
Modern foreign prose