On Solona Street. Iia Morela

Once you were happy, you just forgot
There are no evil people on Solona Street. There are eccentric, loud, silent, scandalous or completely defenseless people. Their family stories are intertwined with street legends, where the river, field and yard become part of a funny and slightly mysterious world.

And it is here, in a cozy suburb near the Samara River, curly and observant seven-year-old Siavka and her restless friend Tiuba set off on their endless summer adventures. They hide from adults in an old bathtub, open a Pepsi store, save imaginary ghosts, scare themselves with scary stories, create knightly orders and at the same time experience their first moral upheavals. And they also find out why adults are so strange and try to look into where the last day of summer ends.

Important warning! After reading "On Solona Street", possible side effects include uncontrollable laughter, a desire to climb a fence, and an urgent need to call someone from your childhood and say: "Do you remember?..."