To My Daughter. Dad's Notes from the War

"To My Daughter. Dad's Notes from the War" is a deeply personal collection of essays by Hlib Bityukov, a military medic and father, offering an intimate glimpse into the realities of war through the eyes of a dedicated parent. Published in 2025 by the Old Lion Publishing House, this Ukrainian non-fiction book comprises 144 pages, bound in a sturdy hardcover format. In this poignant narrative, Bityukov shares his experiences from three years of service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, capturing the challenges and emotional toll of being a father separated from his daughter during wartime. Each essay serves as a heartfelt letter, blending personal reflections with the broader context of the ongoing conflict. The book is not only a testament to the resilience of the human spirit but also a valuable resource for readers seeking to understand the personal impacts of war. It is particularly resonant for those interested in contemporary Ukrainian literature, military memoirs, and narratives that explore the intersection of personal and national histories. For readers seeking a profound and authentic account of a father's love and the harsh realities of war, "To My Daughter. Dad's Notes from the War" offers a compelling and emotional journey.