Perhaps many adults, seeing this book, will joyfully exclaim: “Oh! I read this as a child!” Once upon a time, thousands of Soviet boys, and sometimes girls, read stories about the adventures of Arbuzik and Bebeshka. You could easily exchange help on a test or even a kiss for the opportunity to read your favorite stories! Valery Slauk’s illustrations were redrawn using carbon paper, then coloring their favorite characters. Why did you like the stories about two ordinary boys from 3 “A” so much? Because any adventures are always great, and fantastic ones are even better. Now the stories have been supplemented with a third part: yielding to the demands of readers, Honored Cultural Worker of the Republic of Belarus, writer and poet Eduard Skobelev wrote a continuation of the trilogy. In the book “In the Land of Green-Tails” to two friends destined to get into such a mess that one can only dream of... Children have been kidnapped in their hometown, and the green-tails are clearly involved in this. The wind of malice, deceit and horror blows from the country of King Dularis. Where the rivers are green and viscous, and people hide under the ruins of ruined palaces, children spin the wheel of oblivion and cry, remembering their past life. Will Arbuzik and Bebeshka be able to save the unfortunate people? Read also: “Ch. 2. In the Land of Blue Mists", "Ch. 3. The destruction of the “indestructibles.”