Notes of Gosha Kunitsyn, a student of the 4th grade A class

Gosha will certainly become a writer in the future — right now, he is just an ordinary schoolboy trying his hand at literature. The first story the boy composed was actually in the fourth grade. It wasn't even a story, but a fairy tale — about Kolobok, who escaped from the Fox. And also about the three little pigs and Harry Potter: they are all wonderful characters, and how great it was to introduce them to each other! However, for some reason, mom and dad did not like their son's work — so the future laureate of all literary awards faced ruthless criticism for the first time. However, the book is not about how a ten-year-old hero pursues a writing dream.

This is a collection of moderately instructive and funny stories from the life of an ordinary Russian schoolboy of our time, with familiar and understandable aspirations, victories, and challenges. Obviously growing out of the eternal classics — Viktor Dragunsky, Nikolai Nosov, Vladislav Krapivin, Edith Nesbit, and Astrid Lindgren — the book about Gosha Kunitsyn is also distinctly modern both in terms of language and in terms of "atmospheric" details.