The book explores the intersection of ordinary reality and a magical world, exemplifying the two-worlds model common in fantastic children's and youth literature. Unlike horror stories, which may only partially suit younger audiences, this narrative immerses readers in extraordinary events without clarifying the magical elements. The content includes tales such as "The Christmas," "The Wij," and "How Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Nikiforovich Quarreled," highlighting themes of fantasy while briefly referencing science fiction.
