BZD (life safety)

Baz's life is hardly calm and measured. He works in the newspaper editorial office, but at the request of his boss and for extra income, he agrees to appear in a strange beer commercial. Together with a friend, he rents an apartment that strangers can break into at any moment. He meets a girl and takes her to spend the night on the roof of the house. He sets off into the unknown, but for this he needs to find a place to house a cat. On top of all that, he has to take a BZH exam, which he can't pass. Because for Baz, as for many, life safety is not just an academic discipline. BZH is, in fact, life, with its troubles and tests of survival skills. Despite everything, Baz will live to the fullest, because surviving is not for him.

The book "BZH" was first published in the early 2000s, its author was one of the most popular young writers of that time. This text, cheerful and at the same time a little sad, unpredictable and true, is now in a new edition in the "Recent Classics" series.