Prodavnica starih stvari

<p><em>Sanja Trninic nas svojim kazivanjem uvodi u prepoznatljiv svet sadasnjice koji percipira snaznom emocijom i sposobnoscu da primeti detalj docaravajuci nam njegovu sustinu. Pisana zenskim pismom prica nas vodi u prepoznatljive ambijente pa je prvi utisak neka vrsta prijatnosti kao da nas sadrzaj neprimetno uvuce u sebe. Nemoguce je ne patiti i ne radovati se sa junacima prica i njihovim desavanjima. A na kraju utisak topline i zelja da prica traje duze.</em></p><p>(Danijela Djordjevic)</p><p></p><p>-----</p><p></p><p><em>Prodavnica starih stvari (The Old Things Shop)</em> is a gentle character‑driven novel about Sara a young woman who runs a tiny antiques corner where memories and objects trade places. Trninić writes with understated warmth: a November morning the smell of lacquer a customer who won't leave without the right story. The book's pleasures are quiet but real-kindness grief tended carefully the small dignity of work. For readers who love intimate contemporary fiction and strong female leads this is a comforting hopeful read.</p>