The first confession. A Tale of Alesha. Malyagin Vladimir Yurievich

The story of Alyosha is a fascinating story about a boy who comes from the familiar surroundings of a big city, from an unchurched family, to a small village to a believing grandmother. Here everything is for him a new and unusually -drew-born boy Mitka, with whom relationships are difficult to develop, not the childishly wise daughter of the church watchman Liza, the beauty of wildlife, goats and geese, exciting fishing, icons at the corners of the grandmother's hut, the huge bell tower of the village church, in which deacon was his, Alyosha, great-grandfather. The boy goes through serious trials, learns to understand and forgive, pray and repent. The story is so sincere, truthful and profound that the reader will often have tears in his eyes. And Alyosha will return home from home completely different person. The book The First Confession is interesting both for independent children's reading and for adults reading to children.