Ekaterina Murashova’s book “Your Incomprehensible Child” is dedicated to the problems of education and psychological development of children of preschool and school age. One of the undeniable advantages of this book is its amazing combination of a serious professional approach and a brilliant presentation style. The author draws on a wealth of practical experience accumulated over years of work in the regional children's clinic in St. Petersburg, where she, a consultant of a wide profile, has to deal with a variety of problems of children of all ages. These include delays in speech development, hyperactivity, aggressiveness, shyness, all kinds of phobias, difficulties in school adaptation, academic failure, severe crises of adolescence and much more. That is why the subtitle of the book “Psychological Prescriptions for Parents” is not just a figure of speech. After all, the essence of Murashova’s book is to help the modern parent, solving a specific problem, to find a common language with the child, and often learning here begins with the simplest, “truss” truths.

There are many books on child psychology, and among them there are some pretty smart ones. But this one is special. Its author is not just a professional psychologist working “at the forefront” of fears, crises and other children’s difficulties, but also a children’s writer. Olga Murgina, “BiblioGuide”

If you write books about children, especially if you turn to parents, then just like that - seriously, but without gibberish, professionally, but with feeling, intelligibly, but not lightly. Sergey Stepanov, “First of September”