Christmas 1992

This book is like a return to winter, when miracles still seemed a natural part of life.
"Christmas 1992" tells the story of a time when a game could turn into an adventure, and Christmas carols into something real and a little dangerous. This is a story about memory, growing up, and how childhood games can change the world even years later.

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On a December evening before Christmas, four Belarusian children find photographs of carolers in the attic. The find turns into a game, and the game into an adventure with dressing up, mystical singing, and even a chase!

What will happen if the children accidentally cross the state border?

In 2018, the first book by these authors, “Tales of Old Adamkov,” saw the light of day. The new story seems to take us back to beloved characters, but everyone has noticeably matured: both the children, the author, and the readers.

A moody autofiction for children and adults has been released about miracles and about fun that itself makes the world better.