One on one. Rudashevsky E., Ishchenko D.V.

In the village on the shores of the harsh North Sea there is nothing interesting. One street, abandoned fishing vessels on the shore, and from people-only a man-male. No friends, nor children, nor wi-fi, nor even asphalt-not without reason dad told Vanya Skate not to take. And such a longing for the whole summer?! This begins the story of Dmitry Ishchenko "In search of a boyish god." But 13-year-old Ivan is bored only until then. Until they tell him about the boyish god. And the guy goes in search of him. It turns out that in this cold tundra you can find adventures, check the character of strength, make discoveries, nonsense and real male acts.

and 14-year-old Dima from the story of Evgeny Rudashevsky “Raven” is also looking for his God. Only looking for one thing, but finds completely different. It happens often. All fall, he dreamed of going with his uncle, a professional hunter, to a sable. I wanted, like uncle, to feel like the master of the taiga. But is it the most important? What will the main character know about himself? And what choice does he have to make to truly grow up?

When a young man is left alone with nature and himself, he understands that all relations are built on love-to people and to the world, To the taiga and tundra, to their inhabitants and, finally, to himself.