Anna Nikolskaya's new fairy tale is a parable about friendship, dreaming and finding oneself with a charming warm atmosphere that will not leave indifferent the reader of any age.The lonely, withdrawn old man Bloshkins, an inhabitant of Barakhta Bay, lives in the forest , by the sea. He works as a carpenter, grows flowers and vegetables, reads books, invents useful and not very useful things, receives letters from distant, loyal relatives and, without taking off for a second, wears a nightcap. His life is measured and quiet until one day ...One day, a winged baby Fru appears on the threshold of his house. And although he established his own rules in the house, strictly forbidding Fry to go down to the cellar and feast on his supplies, everything still goes awry. And only one thing pleases Blochkins: with the advent of Fru, he began to have colorful dreams about flying ...