Pavel Sanaev "Bury me behind the plinth"

A story in which the theme of growing up turns upside down and takes on features Surrealist humor!



A book in which Homerica ridiculously and subtly evil parodies the very idea of ​​a happy childhood.



Sensible and smart Sanayev understood everything correctly. On the value of his story increases, and it is guaranteed a place in the history of Russian literature.

Quotations

"I loved Chumochka, I loved her alone and no one but her.If it did not, I would part with this feeling irrevocably, and if it were not, I would not know what it is at all, and I would think that life is only needed to do lessons, go to doctors and crouch from grandmother's screams. "



"" I will ask my mother to bury me at home forskirt, "I thought one day. -There will not be worms, there will be no darkness. Mom will walk by, I will look at it from the crack, and I will not be as scared as if I were buried in a cemetery. ""



"Sometimes, without looking, I grabbed somebox, asked the teacher: "Can I?" and, having heard: "Of course, it is possible!" - put the box back. I just had to make sure that I could take whatever I wanted. "



"There were some bonds in the books, so my grandmother forbade them to touch, and if I asked to read, then at first I shook the book, checking to see if anything was lying around."

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