BOM-BOM-BOM

This book is about the circus. But not the kind of circus where you can buy a ticket and go to a performance at a designated time, but about the image of the circus that is born in the mind of a child when the word "circus" is just an excuse for their own imagination. The artist Anton Lomaev lived in the small city of Vitebsk in his childhood, where there was no circus of its own. He invented his own circus. And in this imagined circus, there was no place for violence, training, and coercion. Instead, there was a celebration and friendly co-creation of people and animals. The book "BOM-BOM-BOM!" tells about the child's imagination, about the anticipation of a miracle, about the birth of the image of the world in a child.