The girl Paula misbehaved. The Petrov family would have preferred to raise a good girl. And on New Year's Eve, their cherished wish came true: the bad girl Polya remained in the old year, and instead of her, the Petrovs were given a new, well-mannered, tidy girl. But just completely different. And Polya's native got to be re-educated in a very clean, proper and scary place, where children eat only wholesome food, love cleaning and do everything according to the schedule. Good Girl Country is a kind of children's dystopia. This country is not on the world map, and its border is locked. Only a devoted dog Dunce is capable of
sniff out the path leading there. And only the red heroic cat Baguette can overcome the border between the past and the present in order to save his beloved mistress. After all, Baguette is not a simple Moscow cat, but a descendant of powerful ancient cotlantes. And in "Kotlantida" he has to make one more
feat: go to the distant past and get a magical cotlantic flower, which in the old days gave cats nine lives.
Two fairy-tale adventure children's stories by science fiction writer Anna Starobinets are written in a modern, fascinating language, and subtle humor coexists in them with serious thoughts about love and meanness, about loyalty and cowardice, about the fact that good is often wrapped in unattractive packaging, and evil - in a gift, elegant and shiny.
Author: Anna Starobinets
Illustrations: Maria Murawski
Pages: 160 (offset). Hard cover
Dimensions: 175x243 mm
