The long-awaited new release from the author of the story "In Search of the Boy God" - and on its pages, once again, the North. Petya is twelve years old; just six months ago, he didn't even know about the sport...
called Russian hockey. When he and his classmates try to form a team in an abandoned village on the shore of the cold ocean, difficulties are not long in coming: the location is undesirable, no one can stand on skates, and nobody has uniforms... A championship is soon to take place for which no one on the team is prepared. But Petya and his friends believe that everything is possible if they pursue their goal. Moreover, they accidentally come across a mysterious diary from the 19th century. They do not know who kept it or how it ended up at the edge of the earth, but it seems to answer their questions and also tells about journeys and their native places. But will it lead the team to victory? Dmitry Ishchenko lives in Murmansk and has worked as a journalist, screenwriter, and director of documentary films at different times. His interest in the North has even taken Dmitry to the polar archipelago of Svalbard, where few have been. His story "Teriberka" was included in the shortlist for the I. P. Belkin prize, and "In Search of the Boy God" received the V. P. Krapivin prize in the category "Children's Jury Choice".
The long-awaited new release from the author of the story "In Search of the Boy God" - and on its pages, once again, the North. Petya is twelve years old; just six months ago, he didn't even know about the sport called Russian hockey. When he and his classmates try to form a team in an abandoned village on the shore of the cold ocean, difficulties are not long in coming: the location is undesirable, no one can stand on skates, and nobody has uniforms... A championship is soon to take place for which no one on the team is prepared. But Petya and his friends believe that everything is possible if they pursue their goal. Moreover, they accidentally come across a mysterious diary from the 19th century. They do not know who kept it or how it ended up at the edge of the earth, but it seems to answer their questions and also tells about journeys and their native places. But will it lead the team to victory? Dmitry Ishchenko lives in Murmansk and has worked as a journalist, screenwriter, and director of documentary films at different times. His interest in the North has even taken Dmitry to the polar archipelago of Svalbard, where few have been. His story "Teriberka" was included in the shortlist for the I. P. Belkin prize, and "In Search of the Boy God" received the V. P. Krapivin prize in the category "Children's Jury Choice".
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