Victor Dragunsky's stories in the museum turn into a lively conversation about childhood: children listen to Denis's adventures, recognize themselves in funny situations, laugh and empathize with the characters, and then discuss what they have read with the host and come up with their own stories inspired by the book. In the museum's reading room, children and adults gather around Victor Dragunsky's book to see the familiar world through the eyes of a boy who constantly finds himself in funny and slightly dramatic stories. Together with the teacher, the kids read excerpts, analyze what the characters feel, and discuss how they would act in Denis's and his friends' place.