In search of a boyish god

“While you have a fuse to make discoveries, move forward, open an unknown one means a boyish god with you,” Vanya Radist Boris once said. But how to find him, this boyish God? Moreover, here, in the Arctic cold, in the middle of the void, where Vanya spends the longest summer of her life.
All people are like people, in July they leave for the sea, to a warm beach, and his father suddenly decided to arrange a vacation in the north. In the village of Tsyp-Navolok, in one street-no shops, no wai-fay with a mobile connection, nor an island of smooth asphalt for a skate. Only the old rickety houses, the bored workers, the sunken ships thrown ashore ... Although the deceased ship is perhaps interesting: Vanya has overcome fear, made his way inside in the early morning and seemed to understand what Boris had in mind. Or isn"t it?
Numerous tips are scattered on the pages of this book, where and how to look for his boyish God, what can he be, how not to lose touch with Him. The story of Dmitry Ishchenko is, of course, not a collection of practical tips for lost adolescents, but rather an inspiring and strikingly cinematic story about the inevitable end of childhood. Three months on the picturesque coast of the Barents Sea become an inexhaustible source of experience for the protagonist - and knowledge about himself.
The name of Dmitry Ishchenko is not yet known to the reader, however, in his debut book, such a scope of thinking is found that is inherent in the children"s authors. And the picturesque panoramas of the northern nature, which are rich in the story, resemble the paintings of the director Andrei Zvyagintsev. The writer lives in Murmansk, at different times he worked as a journalist, screenwriter and director of documentaries. His story "Teriberka" was included in the short list of the prize to them. I.P. Belkin, and "in search of a boyish god" - in a similar list of literary contest "New Children"s Book"