Leningrad is liberated, Shurka and Bobka returned from evacuation, Uncle Yasha and the mute girl Sarah returned from the front. And it seems like you can live again: go to school, work, rebuild your family and city, but it doesn’t work out. It’s as if something important has broken - both in the city and in the people: Uncle Yasha suddenly became like other adults, Sarah has tightly closed herself off in her muteness, and poor Bobka is always funny - with or without reason... Shurka understands what is needed no matter what Either way, he can bring Tanya back, even with the help of the King of Toys, but what price is he willing to pay for it? “Wolf Sky” is the fourth of five books in the “Leningrad Tales” series. The first, “Children of the Raven,” was named the main event of 2016 in teenage literature, was included in the shortlist of the Yasnaya Polyana literary award, was included in the international “White Crows” list among the best 200 books from 60 countries, and also won IN OTHER WORDS of the largest British foundation for supporting children's literature BOOK TRUST. The second book in the series, “The Stolen City,” was longlisted for the prize named after. V. Krapivina in 2017. And the third book, “Beetles Don’t Cry,” was longlisted for the NOS Prize.