Cheap and Cheerful. Volume 2. Access to Electric Trains

Not long ago, the young Did fled from his perpetually quarrelsome relatives to a huge unfamiliar city. After a tiring journey filled with new impressions and several cold nights spent in damp attics and deserted rooftops, the boy met the kind-hearted Margarita, who treated him to homemade sweets, and then Modest, a helpful waiter who offered shelter to the young wanderer. In this new chapter of this poignant story, friends learn even more about each other; we will uncover Did's difficult past, full of grievances, conflicts, and fights, while Modest will finally explain why he has such tense relationships with some of his old acquaintances. Heartfelt conversations in the kitchen over tea, musings aloud, gentle teasing—this is all in the new volume of "Cheap and Cheerful." The artist Maria Protas is one of the brightest representatives of the Russian comic book industry in recent years. The first volume of her tale about a teenager searching for his place in the world—"Cheap and Cheerful. Entering the City"—captured the hearts of thousands of readers, instantly becoming a bestseller and overshadowing the most popular foreign titles. This book is a direct continuation of the storyline, where we return to the beloved characters.