"Prokopy Kapitonov" is a fairy tale story by the famous writer Stanislav Vostokov, who carefully collects and describes Russian traditions. In this work, readers will find the adventures of a schoolboy, Prokopy Kapitonov, in the North, in the village of Kochka. During the holidays, Prokopy will learn how to graze cows, make friends with Kuzya the talking goat, find out why Peter the Great stayed in this village, help unravel the detective story about Peter's stolen spoon and fork, and start a blog that will glorify the beauty of the village and its inhabitants throughout the country. The book was included in the catalog "100 best new children's books for children and teenagers". Stanislav Vostokov is a laureate of many awards, including the International Children's Literary Prize named after V. P. Krapivin, the All—Russian Marshak Prize, the Korney Chukovsky Literary Prize, and the holder of the Honorary (Anderson) Diploma of the International Council for Children's and Youth Literature of UNESCO. Lyalya Vaganova, an artist of the book, is a laureate of the international Book Image competition and a laureate of the Book of the Year award. The duo of the author and the artist will take readers to endless meadows, fields and to the rural world, where there is a place for work, rest and adventure.