Однажды в платяном шкафу

Margaret semnadt͡satʹ i ona uchitsi͡a na fakulʹtete matematiki i fiziki. Ee bratu Dzhordzhu vosemʹ, on obozhaet knigu K. S. Lʹi͡uisa 'Lev, koldunʹi͡a i plati͡anoĭ shkaf' i bolʹshe vsego na svete khochet uznatʹ: otkuda vzi͡alasʹ ėta volshebnai͡a strana, gde t͡sarit vechnai͡a zima, no ne nastupaet Rozhdestvo, gde zhivotnye razgovarivai͡ut, a shkaf otkryvaet prokhod v drugoĭ mir? Dzhordzhu povezlo, vedʹ avtor knigi prepodaet v universitete, gde uchitsi͡a Margaret. I teperʹ eĭ pridetsi͡a preodoletʹ svoĭ strakh, chtoby vstretitʹsi͡a s izvestnym pisatelem. A tot, vmesto pri͡amogo otveta rasskazhet eĭ mnogo istoriĭ iz svoeĭ zhizni, pozvolivsamoĭ sdelatʹ vyvody.

Margaret is seventeen and studying at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics. Her brother George is eight, he loves the book by C. S. Lewis 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' and wants to know more than anything: where did this magical country come from, where eternal winter reigns, but Christmas does not come, where animals talk, and the wardrobe opens a passage to another world? George is lucky, because the author of the book teaches at the university where Margaret studies. And now she will have to overcome her fear to meet a famous writer. And he, instead of a direct answer, will tell her many stories from his life, allowing her to draw conclusions.