Yulya—or rather, Yulia Martynovna—is a serious girl who takes everything seriously. She seriously runs away. And seriously gets lost. But, most importantly, she is seriously found. She even invented a word for her little journeys: 'ubegon'. And it is impossible not to run away, because that is where happiness lies, and in her 'ubegon' she is genuinely happy. Yulia Martynovna also loves to philosophize and invent justifications for all phenomena and events in the world, as well as giving new names to her household members—because that is so interesting! This book, written with humor and gentle irony, will return readers to the carefree, sunny world of childhood, where everything is subject to their imagination, and where even if they run away—they will certainly be found. Because childhood must be treated with the utmost seriousness. That is what Yulia Martynovna believes. Sandermoen Publishing