Igor Narovsky – writer, poet, fool, artistic director of the public organization “Dr. Klauns”

Natalia Polytsya – philologist, journalist

A wonderful book: when I read about tragic moments, it becomes light, and when I read about everyday ones, I cry, cry... How the authors managed to tell about their work easily, interestingly, not moralizing, is a mystery to me.
This book should be read by every parent, every teacher, because it teaches how to communicate with your own and other people's children, teenagers in a stressful situation... although clown doctors help parents too!
Nika Plotnikova, actress

“The freedom of the clown's inner child is contagious,” say the authors, and I completely agree with them. When raising my own children, I often used the methods described in this book, for example, scolding the corner of the table that collided with my son, or conducting "absolutely serious" negotiations with the "runaway cucumber" who dared to leave his plate and fall on the floor. The result is that an unpleasant situation turns into laughter, and the bruise and awkwardness are forgotten.
This touching book not only tells about the good deed
of clown doctors (keep a handkerchief handy!), but can also become very useful reading material for parents and all those people who work with children! I recommend it!
Zane Zusta, writer