"Looking for an apartment on the Arbat" is the first and very successful attempt of Olga Farber's pen in fiction. Written with a confident hand and easy to read. Moreover, the work is clear on the plot and even an open ending (Hello to the red-haired and freckled botanist Dr. Denisov!) it doesn't spoil it. Perhaps the best thing about this work is the deliberation of the composition (now very few people remember that the word itself is translated as a composition). The author manages to combine in the book moral problems with events from the life of the characters.It is worth noting with what love and knowledge Moscow houses, streets and Muscovites themselves are described.The author skillfully hides the denouement, and the ending is stunning, completely turns the presentation from what was previously read. And no wonder, because the main censor and editor for Olga Farber was life itself with its unpredictable twists, UPS and downs.Editor from Yekaterinburg.