A story about children through the eyes of adults and about adults through the eyes of children. It was originally supposed to be a book for teenagers. The result was something else. The dialogues were written in the “chopped syntax” style. Children speak this language, breaking down thoughts and phrases as much as possible and snatching the most important things from the world around them. There are no philosophical conclusions, author's digressions or descriptions of nature in the story. Dialogues in Georgian and Lithuanian are given with translation. The effect of presence on the reader is guaranteed. Oh, yes. Events are fictitious, coincidences are random.