Alisa Selezneva has a special talent for getting into incredible adventures! But the most amazing one awaits her at an ordinary dacha near Moscow. Tired of traversing the vastness of space, Alisa decides to relax in nature. Unexpectedly, her summer vacation turns into a dangerous journey: the girl shrinks to the size of an ant and encounters tiny but ferocious Lilliputians... And that is not the only adventure awaiting Alisa. Together with her old friend Gromozeka, the girl travels to the Middle Ages to uncover the mystery of unusual items discovered during the excavation of a Crusader-era fortress. In 1965, Kir Bulychev published the short story collection "The Girl Who Nothing Happens To." Thus, one of the most recognizable heroines in Soviet literature was born — Alisa Selezneva. Stories about her amazing journeys are still read with delight by children and adults alike. Alisa became a national favorite, especially after the release of such wonderful adaptations as the animated film "Mystery of the Third Planet," the television series "Guest from the Future," and the feature film "The Lilac Ball." And this year, another adaptation of Alisa's adventures was released — the film "One Hundred Years Ahead," based on the novel of the same name.
Author: Kir Bulychev
Illustrations: Evgeny Migunov
Pages: 848 (offset paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 216x145x45 mm
