Private Pioneer

Mikhail Seslavinsky's book of stories takes us back to the 1970s of the last twentieth century. Memories of a pioneer childhood form a colorful picture, where there is room for everything: the funny and the touching, the absurd and the heroic, the silly and the painfully dear. The author writes about those little things that shaped the lives of millions of boys and girls in our country, striving to preserve in memory what is already becoming a part of history. M. V. Seslavinsky is a renowned collector of book graphics and rare books, author of several articles on old books, and currently serves as the head of the Federal Agency for Printing and Mass Communications. For middle school age.