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Glevania... The village is, so to speak, a notch: every step of the way you will encounter some kind of ghost. That's why every rascal has the opportunity to recklessly jump into a haraman. And not because of the guns, but because of those freaks who create an unbreakable muddle. Plunging into this story, the reader will see a kaleidoscopic variety of mischievous and adventurous adventures that the inhabitants of this world had. This is not fiction, but rather a composite of trusted events, which are framed in a whimsical way. The story is mainly about the strange summer vagaries of the boy Tymko, his strange wanderings in other worlds, and the artificial actions of the motley crew he joined. The whirlwind fits of their brawl are sometimes sprinkled with bits of philosophy, history, and popular science, and are flavoured with wicked Ukrainian humour. The diction branches out lushly, allowing the reader to add more branches to the branchy tree if he or she wishes. The book suggests exploring the world with a wide-eyed view, free from prejudice and conventional judgement. At the same time, to love and protect one's land to the end, to take care of its natural purity. The language of the work is richly enriched with lexemes that were deliberately removed from the language after the 1930s, making the Ukrainian language as similar to Moscow as possible. Thus, the seven works use linguistic jewels that were donated to descendants by B. Hrinchenko, M. Nomis, O. Markovych, D. Yavornytskyi, V. Dubrovskyi, O. Izyumov, A. Krymskyi, I. Vyrygan, M. Pylynska, and others. This treasure would not have been worthy of lying on the shelves for nothing, dead and mute. Therefore, the author decided to revive their work, bringing the coloured word out of its dusty hiding places. And so that the reader would not have to run through the pages of rough folios looking for interpretations of some of the now rarely used words, the author added a dictionary to the work.