Don’t be surprised if your child, having read the stories of Ksenia Dragunskaya, suddenly tries to disenchant the pineapple in the hope of returning it to its former hedgehog appearance, or starts to devour the unloved soup with both cheeks in the company of a fat cat from the yard. It's quite normal. After all, children who are deprived of the opportunity to fantasize and go beyond generally accepted boundaries grow into boring and boring adults. With Ksenia Dragunskaya’s book, full of hooliganism and outrages, the guys will be internally liberated, say goodbye to complexes and fears in order to develop into a bright and self-sufficient personality, capable of distinguishing good from bad without lectures and edifications.