"Sovdetstvo. School Windows" is a continuation of the cycle of "memorable" prose, so beloved by readers of all ages. In the fourth book, the famous writer Yuri Polyakov continues his fascinating story about the adventures of Soviet schoolboy Yuri Poluyakov, accurately and colorfully reproducing the realities of the 60s of the last century, reconstructing life in the USSR in all its everyday, linguistic and spiritual features.This time, the pioneer Jura, who is preparing to join the Komsomol, gets into a very serious mess when confronted with law enforcement agencies. His future life depends on how his misconduct is assessed by adults and peers. Along the way, the reader learns a lot of new and interesting things about the hero's classmates, the teachers of the 348th school and the residents of the dormitory of the Margarine Factory.The book also includes the short story "The Little Brother." - The fourth book in a series of bestsellers about Soviet childhood.- This time the narrator, Yuri Poluyakov, is already 13 years old. And his main focus is on school pranks, sometimes teetering on the edge of crime.- The Sovdetstvo cycle recreates in detail and with warmth the atmosphere of childhood in the USSR in the late 1960s. The reader looks at the world through the eyes of a boy living in Moscow at that time. The novels touch on the themes of studying, yard games, relationships with parents and, of course, first love.- The series "New prose by Yuri Polyakov".