A child’s worldview is completely special, and what can we say about one that is mixed with the Kharms-like absurdist perception of the author himself? This is if you read one or two miniatures, and if further, it turns out that everything is much more prosaic: the girl Mutya is not so amazing, she just, as they say, “not all at home” and this is not a figure of speech, but a medical fact . And although the motif of madness has been played out in literature with great eagerness and passion for at least the last century, Denis Trusov brilliantly handles it, in his own masterly way.