Двадцать шестой

Moskva, vtorai͡a polovina vosʹmidesi͡atykh: ocheredi, mitingi, kooperativy, glasnostʹ. V t͡sentre povestvovanii͡a pi͡atero deteĭ, zhivushchikh v I͡Ugo-Zapadnom raĭone Moskvy, i ikh roditeli - nauchnye sotrudniki, inzhenery, filolog, nomenklaturnyĭ rabotnik, uchastkovyĭ pediatr. Poka malʹchiki i devochki khodi͡at v muzykalku, chitai͡ut vzakhleb, vli͡ubli͡ai͡utsi͡a, bolei͡ut, buntui͡ut, obretai͡ut i teri͡ai͡ut druzeĭ, vsego za neskolʹko let strana meni͡aetsi͡a do neuznavaemosti. Privychnyĭ mir rushitsi͡a, i geroi͡am vypadaet stroitʹ novyĭ. Novyĭ roman Marii Danilovoĭ - ėto teplai͡a, nostalʹgicheskai͡a istorii͡a o vzroslenii v ėpokhu perestroĭki, o probuzhdenii, nadezhde, preodolenii i obretenii svobody. . Marii͡a Danilova - finalist premii imeni Krapivina. - "Dvadt͡satʹ shestoĭ" - teplyĭ i nostalʹgicheskiĭ roman o vzroslenii v ėpokhu perestroĭki. - Ėto kniga o tekh, kto uspel pobyvatʹ okti͡abri͡atami, no uzhe ne dolzhen byl obi͡azatelʹno vstupatʹ v pionery, istorii͡a o probuzhdenii, nadezhe, preodolenii i obretenii svobody. - Pervye inomarki, kooperativnye kafe, glasnostʹ, talony, perestroĭka, vkladyshi ot zhevatelʹnoĭ rezinki i zveni͡ashchiĭ "dvadt͡satʹ shestoĭ" tramvaĭ za oknom. - V oformlenii khudozhnit͡sy Niny Kuzʹminoĭ.

Moscow, the second half of the eighties: queues, rallies, cooperatives, glasnost. The story centers on five children living in the Southwestern district of Moscow, and their parents are researchers, engineers, a philologist, a nomenclatural worker, and a district pediatrician. While boys and girls go to the music room, read excitedly, fall in love, get sick, rebel, make and lose friends, in just a few years the country is changing beyond recognition. The familiar world collapses, and the heroes have to build a new one. Maria Danilova's new novel is a warm, nostalgic story about growing up in the era of perestroika, about awakening, hope, overcoming and gaining freedom. . Maria Danilova is a finalist of the Krapivin Prize. — "Twenty—sixth" is a warm and nostalgic novel about growing up in the era of perestroika. — This is a book about those who managed to be Octobrists, but no longer had to become pioneers, a story about awakening, hope, overcoming and gaining freedom. — The first foreign cars, cooperative cafes, glasnost, coupons, perestroika, chewing gum liners and the ringing "twenty-sixth" tram outside the window. — Designed by the artist Nina Kuzmina.