Fantastic!

In elementary school, our entire class had two favorite films - "The Adventures of Electronics" and... "Guest from the Future", of course! We watched them, then discussed them, and even staged episodes during breaks. I read the book in one go after the film, and then my parents had to get me more and more new stories about Alisa Selezneva. I remember one day my dad came home from work, hiding something behind his back, "Dance!" he commanded. I didn't understand anything, but just in case I did a fewOnly Pa, and I was handed a weighty volume in a dust jacket, which contained "Alice's Birthday", "The Purple Balloon", "The Rusty Field Marshal" and something else, I don't remember. For the next few days I was lost to society...
But at Bulycheva There is not only Alice - he has a very good, but less well-known series of stories about Doctor Pavlish. The story "The Village" is exactly about him, it is for older children and adults. I have even come across the opinion more than once that this is the best work of the writer. The action takes place on another planet, where a spaceship with earthlings crashes, and people establish a colony. The main characters - teenagers and adults - cling to the last hope of communication with Earth...