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Moskva, vtoraya polovyna vosmydesyatykh: ocheredy, mytyngy, kooperatyvy, glasnost. V tsentre povestvovanyya pyatero detey, zhyvushchykh v Yugo-Zapadnom rayone Moskvy, y ykh rodytely — nauchnye sotrudnyky, ynzhenery, fylolog, nomenklaturnyy rabotnyk, uchastkovyy pedyatr. Poka malchyky y devochky khodyat v muzykalku, chytayut vzakhleb, vlyublyayutsya, boleyut, buntuyut, obretayut y teryayut druzey, vsego za neskolko let strana menyaetsya do neuznavaemosty. Pryvychnyy myr rushytsya, y geroyam vypadaet stroyt novyy. Novyy roman Maryy Danylovoy — eto teplaya, nostalgycheskaya ystoryya o vzroslenyy v epokhu perestroyky, o probuzhdenyy, nadezhde, preodolenyy y obretenyy svobody. . Maryya Danylova — fynalyst premyy ymeny Krapyvyna. — «Dvadtsat shestoy» — teplyy y nostalgycheskyy roman o vzroslenyy v epokhu perestroyky. — Eto knyga o tekh, kto uspel pobyvat oktyabryatamy, no uzhe ne dolzhen byl obyazatelno vstupat v pyonery, ystoryya o probuzhdenyy, nadezhe, preodolenyy y obretenyy svobody. — Pervye ynomarky, kooperatyvnye kafe, glasnost, talony, perestroyka, vkladyshy ot zhevatelnoy rezynky y zvenyashchyy «dvadtsat shestoy» tramvay za oknom. — V oformlenyy khudozhnytsy Nyny Kuzmynoy.

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.