Julia and the Third Bad Thing

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Exploring childhood fears and family dynamics, the story follows eight-year-old Julia, who becomes anxious after accidentally injuring her sister, believing that more misfortunes will occur as her Grandmama warned. Set in early 20th-century Russia, the narrative captures the relatable worries of childhood and the intricacies of sibling relationships. Inspired by the author's mother's real-life experiences, the tale resonates universally, highlighting the innocence and concerns of youth amidst the warmth of family life.