The Russian language is like a jewelry box—it contains all sorts of amazing treasures. They decorate speech, make it rich and figurative. Fun lessons from a serious linguist Elena Generalova invite the main characters and readers to go on a journey through the country of Phraseology, where walking phraseological units live, a coffin on wheels cuts proverbs into two parts, and flies turn into elephants. And take note, the country of Phraseology is hospitable and scary, funny and interesting, and most importantly, mysterious and not fully explored by anyone. There are a lot of secrets in it!