How many memoir books have been written about historical events of the last century. But it’s usually adults who tell. What does history look like through the eyes of a child? The book “Comrade Child and Adults” presents the story of the 50s of the 20th century, told through the mouth of a small, unformed person. Through the eyes of a child, both the events of time in general and family relationships are seen. The novel subtly conveys a child's worldview, not analyzing anything, not condemning or exposing anyone. All events are passed through the prism of children's joy - stories about pioneer camps, and sports clubs, and games of those times. The atmosphere of the novel is exciting, makes you empathize with the characters, and... remember your own childhood.