About the book: 2004 / Sergei Georgiev is the author of several dozen Yeralash stories and many books for children and adults. He considers the theme of animals in his work to be one of the most important, and therefore among the characters and main characters of his stories there are a lot of animals, especially dogs. The writer has a special attitude towards the latter, because he considers himself an avid dog lover and, moreover, a “dog” author. In addition, Sergei Georgiev, as it turned out, is a treasure trove of stories about animals, many of which he has not yet put on paper. He travels around the Union State with such oral stories. Both Russian and Belarusian children know him well, as he comes to schools, boarding schools and... talks! The guys listen with bated breath, but suddenly the hall in which Sergei Georgiev is performing explodes with children's laughter. Children love him. * * * In the city with the cheerful name Shutikhinsk lives the most powerful wizard Valery Ivanovich Kirillov, who often turns into a cat, and sometimes travels to Australia with migratory sparrows. Once he turned the harmless third-grader Vitya Bubentsov into the bully Pashka Moshkin, and Moshkin, on the contrary, into Bubentsov. And, as luck would have it, I forgot the magic spell to disenchant them.