Jennifer

The English edition is currently in development.

By K. Malkovich

Jennifer is not yet available in English. While the translation is in progress, the original Russian edition is already available. You can explore the current format options and purchase links below.

Jennifer cover
Jennifer book
Pages

194 (hardcover)

Language

Russian

About The Book

Science Fiction Young Adult

Jennifer Vellow was funny and quick to laugh, decisive and vulnerable, stubborn and kind — kind in that rare, unguarded sense of the word. She didn't immediately understand that attention is not the same as tenderness, and that public admiration can quietly replace genuine human closeness. In her life, feelings often became a role: sometimes imposed, sometimes chosen.

This is a story about how one person can be, for another, both a celebration and a poison. About how the personal becomes spectacle, while inner life goes unnoticed. About self-deception, the hunger to be accepted, mistakes that are hard to admit — and the silence that comes not as defeat, but as a chance to finally hear oneself.

What You'll Discover:

  • A coming-of-age story that opens into passion
  • Light-toned prose with emotional honesty
  • Illusion, dependence, and love confused with both
  • The difficult return to oneself

Have a question? Check out the F.A.Q.

A few practical answers for curious readers.

What kind of book is it?

It begins as a coming-of-age story and deepens into a psychologically charged exploration of passion, illusion, dependence, and the difficult return to oneself.

Is it for children?

No. The book contains a few steamy scenes. They are not explicit, but it is definitely not a children’s book.

Is this a light read?

The prose is light-toned and readable, but the emotional core is serious.

Is it a true story?

It is a novel, not a documentary. But some elements are drawn from real experiences, transformed through fiction. Real names, identifying details, and circumstances have been changed.

How long does it take to read?

About four hours, depending on your reading speed, with a bonus short story waiting at the end, so you get a little extra.