Tell me, a red hat. Hanika B.T.

“The one who was a warder a couple of hours ago ran away from the police and kissed for the first time, not easy to confuse.” So says Malvina. Whether she didn’t know: she was hiding in the attic of an abandoned villa, she barely carried her legs away from the policeman, she trusted the boy, nicknamed the fly and began to speak. And he will never be confused.

Ordinary girl: 13 years old, Lizzy's friend, bicycle walks, the boy I liked. Ordinary family: mom, dad, brother, sister, grandfather. Ordinary problems: plans to celebrate his birthday, curses with his father, misses his deceased grandmother. Only one problem is not like everyone else. She is afraid to go to her grandfather - like a red hat, she wears him a day in the living rooms.

The plot, which the other author would only use as an occasion to play reader emotions, Beata Teresa Khanik turns into a drama about psychological blindness inherent Many of us. Nominated for a German children's literary award, this book is a parable about the importance of trust, and a guide to action: sometimes silent about the problem means aggravating it. The story “Tell me, Red Red Riding Hood” in Russia became a bestseller and the subject of stormy discussions in the early 2010s, and its reprint will take a well-deserved place on a shelf of books for thinking readers. The Publishing House "KOMPASGID" decided to release the book again in support of the flash mob #I will, I have become the main event of the Russian social networks of the last few years.