The Secret World of Children in the Space of the Adult World

How does a child master the surrounding world? What are they afraid of at home and in unfamiliar places? Why are children attracted to a junkyard? Why do children make "hideouts" and "secrets," build "headquarters," and go to "scary places"? Answers to these and many other questions can be found in the sixth edition of the psychological bestseller by Maria Vladimirovna Osorina, a keen connoisseur of child subculture and folk pedagogy.
The originality of the approach, psychological competence, and the author's remarkable observation skills will help understand the complexity of the tasks that a small person faces while exploring the adult world and creating their own world.