“As much as I read Zhvalevsky A. and Mytko I., they put me in a “dead end.” It’s impossible to predict what awaits you in a new book. Moreover, it is unknown what will happen on the next page. Andrei Valentinovich and Igor Evgenievich arrange letters, words and phrases in such an intricate order that reading all these heaps of symbols lifts the mood and enriches the reader. Bottom line. In the first book of the trilogy, the authors had a good laugh at the poor (pardon the pun) lady. In the second, we walked through society as a whole. In the third - about society in parts and especially good about themselves (or the author fraternity as a whole)" ("Cubicus Archives"). "This co-authored project is a parody of Harry Potter, executed with brilliance. The authors’ generosity for humor, reaching the sophistication of intellectual banter - non-commercial, on the verge of pure art - makes you regret that their literary gift (I wonder if they have one between them?) is wasted on such frivolous things...” (“Banner”)< /p>