About a girl who ... it"s good to live in the world!

This is a book about one happy childhood at the beginning of the 20th century. Nine -year -old Musya Starobelskaya is preparing to enter the gymnasium and keeps a diary in which he describes in detail all his joys, concerns, important and trifling events and reflections on a variety of topics.
The reader plunges into the atmosphere of pre -revolutionary childhood with his games and toys, pranks, holidays, home performances and gymnasium words.
Vera Novitskaya, who taught herself at the female gymnasium, created a lively and direct image of a girl who lives well in the world, and the illustrator Victor Britvin gave this book the charm of a real girlish diary with dried flowers, photographs, ink blots and children"s drawings.
For children 8-11 years old