A funny little story that's more intented for teens than adults, but that's not the point. This is the first book that I read that's entirely in Russian (and in Cyrillic script, obviously) and it's nice to notice that I my Russian is up to point where I can read a sentence and I immediately know what it says.
The book has two versions: a present tense and past tense. I read the present now, but looking at it, I don't think the past tense is that much more difficult. But I'll skip that for now as it's the exact same story. Maybe nice for a re-read, to have something familiar but not quite the same.
The book has a glossary list and a list of cognates, which is nice. I usually only used it to check if a word meant what I think it meant. Helpful.