About the book: year / Impressions of the writer’s wartime childhood are read in the very serious, sad story “My good dad,” written from the perspective of a little boy. The author protests against the war, which affects people, especially children. This is one of the best war stories in children's literature. “There was victory. Firework. Joy. Flowers. Sun. Blue sea... The soldiers were returning home. But my dad, my good dad, he will never return.” The author needed just a few simple words to express “the joy of victory and the bitterness of defeat,” but their combination makes your throat close. A few words that bring bitter tears to your eyes. Let there be no wars, but let the words remain. Wars happen when people run out of words.