A False Nanny. Poems.
A False Nanny
A False Nanny. Poems.
by Anna Krushelnitskaya

This is a book of poetry. The author thinks it is suitable for sad audiences. The book would not make sad readers feel less sad, but it should make them feel understood. In particular, women over the age of 40 who are just not having a good time may well find the collection, in modern parlance, relatable.

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