The heroes in Yuz Aleshkovsky’s works are ordinary children who do ordinary things and have fun. But before them arise complicated adult questions. For example, the main character, Seryozhka Tsarapkin, learns that his classmate committed a crime. He faces a choice: tell friends about it, and would that be betrayal? Seryozha decides to stay silent, but his situation only becomes more complicated. The book includes the story “Black-and-Brown Fox” and two stories, “White Mouse” and “A Scientific Discovery.”