philosophical reflection, shocking revelation or instructions on how to get rid of excess pounds or aphids - you probably won't find none of this in this book. What you could find in it is amusement and some interesting fragments from the work and life of the editor. Last but not least, you will find pages 24, 48 and 52. Who did not find them, please let the book complain. In addition to these breathtaking advantages, this volume is so sympathetic that when you put into an opaque packaging, you can say that they are quotes of Dostoyevsky. Or bending a mosquito with him. If you are sometimes lost in life as a chameleon in smarties, then you are the ideal readers of this book. You will still be lost, but maybe you don't care a little for a moment.