The reader has a book by a famous writer, author of many literary awards, member of the Moscow State Union of Writers of Russia, member of the Union of Writers of Moscow, chairman of the TO DAR (Creative Association of Children's Authors of Russia) Tatyana Shiposhina.

What is this book about?

Yes, about one of our contemporary. Here he is, Vasya. Not very smart, not very lucky, not very wealthy. Broke a window, made a row, didn't pay. And he even tried to cling to the undercarriage of a flying plane, like a famous movie character. Alas, unsuccessfully. The soul flies out of Vasya's body and ... ends up in the body of a beaten raccoon. No, the author does not believe in the transmigration of souls. It's just… It happened so it happened.

It is difficult to determine the exact genre of the work. It's not fantasy, but it's not realism either. Rather, a fairy tale. In which even an ironically inclined reader will find food for both the mind and the soul. Approximately the same mood and a few stories at the end of the book.

To whom is the book intended? For teenagers who want to read something “adult” as soon as possible, and for adults who still have a child who believes in miracles in their hearts.

The book was published with the financial support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.