There is my kingdom

They are called Kimberly and Geraldine and they have a whole Kingdom. In fact, they are Anya and Lera, and the most valuable thing they have is their friendship, which needs to be protected from outsiders, especially from their parents. Anya's father is a staunch communist, and Lera's mother is a sectarian. These two hate each other and hinder their daughters' communication. The girls escape into an imaginary world with the help of rituals and spells to cope with life's difficulties: they hide from their father's anger in the closet, fight against school bullies, and resist Lera's mother's attempts to make her daughter a fervent believer. The kingdom helps them, but will its walls withstand the test of growing up? What to do when the enemy turns out to be inside, not outside?