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The book The Ghosts of the Edelweiss Hotel is addressed to children of middle and high school age. The thoughts and feelings of the protagonist, a modern teenager Vadim, will help adults better understand their "hedgehog-thorn", who prefers online mode and cannot imagine his life without gadgets. Usually, ghosts appear to scare. But the otherworldly figures of the Edelweiss Hotel need help themselves. Each of the ghosts was created not to tickle the nerves or to scare the horror: they all have a certain message to the protagonist and to the reader. «The family is large, but there is nowhere to dine» — it was through the prism of this expression that Vadim looked at his relatives, feeling lonely and unnecessary next to them. Who would have known that a trip to the camp, instead of which the boy planned to play Minecraft and edit gigabytes of footage by the end of the summer, would make him look at his family and life values in general differently.