Kir Bulychev’s collection includes four stories: “Two Tickets to India”, “River Doctor”, “Children in a Cage” and “Bloody Cap”. “Two Tickets to India” is the story of how Yulia Gribkova met reticulated python and bengal tiger in the forest. The girl had to bring them home and introduce them to her grandmother and, together with her, unravel the mystery of the appearance of such unusual guests in the forest near Moscow. In the story “The River Doctor”, Garik and Ksyusha save a healing spring and river from people who are trying to arrange a real landfill in this place, and a real wizard helps them in this - the river doctor. In the story “Children in a Cage” it is necessary to save not only nature, but also people from the surprisingly evil “children”, Marat and Katya, with whom neither parents nor the police are able to fight, not even the director of the zoo... And the fairy tale “Bloody Riding Hood” tells about Little Red Riding Hood and other characters familiar to everyone from childhood, but they all behave somehow not like a fairy tale... The publication reproduces 80 illustrations by the most famous illustrator Kir Bulychev - Evgeniy Migunova. Source: