About the book: 2021 / Yulia Yakovleva is the author of the popular series of novels "Leningrad Tales", in which the history of Stalin's terror and the pre-war years is told with a frightening and disarming naivety, since it is told - by children and for children. Karina Dobrotvorskaya blew up the Internet and reading communities thanks to the release of the novel “Has Anyone Seen My Girl?”, a film was made based on it with Anna Chipovskaya, Victoria Isakova and Alexander Gorchilin, which became a hit. In the new novel , written by Yulia and Karina in co-authorship, has everything that makes the work bright and memorable: * an interesting, non-trivial plot about the distant future * a love affair * a detective investigation * the original author's world, described in detail * a European texture that makes the novel look like a translated novel A novel about our near future, but it reads like a novel about the present. In the new world, awareness and the environmental revolution have won. Any emotions other than positive and non-conflict ones are prohibited. For violation there is a fine. If you eat more than the norm, and the inspector finds that you have an excess, you will also be fined. You can’t offend anyone, not even an ant. How long can a person live in such horror? Yakovleva and Dobrotvorskaya write both ironically and seriously - about the new ethics, the cult of Greta Thunberg, people who have played with moral standards - and that the natural will still win human nature. The novel combines the best of the author's talents: a fascinating plot from Yulia Yakovleva and subtle, deep psychologism of Dobrotvorskaya. The novel is a niche leader.