Favorite lines of Pushkin can turn into a live game with tasks, codes, and unexpected discoveries. In this quest, children will follow in the footsteps of the heroes of Pushkin's fairy tales, searching for clues between the lines, gathering answers through teamwork, and looking at familiar stories from the school curriculum in a new way. For many schoolchildren, Pushkin's fairy tale texts seem like something from a textbook: memorize a passage, retell the content, and wait for a grade. In the format of a game, familiar plots are revealed differently. Instead of the dry 'read and answer the questions,' kids receive a route with tasks, puzzles, and hideouts that need to be discovered in the company of friends. Thus, reading turns into an adventure, and lines that recently seemed boring begin to sound different. Participants in the quest will be invited to recall the heroes, magical items, and places where the events unfold in Pushkin's works. Some tasks help refresh memory details, while others tune into careful reading and the ability to find meaning between the lines. To progress further, teams will need to negotiate, assign roles, and decide who reads the text, who listens, and who searches for clues in the space. This format teaches them to listen to each other and shows how differently one can see the same story. Certain stages of the game are related to the history of the creation of the works. Kids will learn which plots grew from folk tales, what the author brought from himself, and what migrated from folklore almost unchanged. This helps to look at familiar lines in a new way and feel that behind the literary classic stands a living person with an interest in language, humor, and rhyme. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.