Cult in my grandmother's house

A totalitarian sect through the eyes of a child and an adult who finds himself in a different culture and value system.

When Anya was 8 years old, her parents sent her to her grandmother for the summer holidays. But having arrived at an apartment full of happy memories, the girl found many strangers there - and a grandmother who treated her like a stranger. Anya returned home only six years later. This book is about childhood in a sect. Its leader V.D. Stolbun claimed that he could create superhumans capable of overcoming any physical and mental illness.

This book is about how adults betray children.

This book is a warning for everyone who is inclined to trust people who declare their intention to “save the world.”

This book will help to recognize the sect before it is too late.

The author managed to free himself from the power of the puppeteer, but he the terrible thing is still alive.

Despite the fact that the activities of V.D. Stolbun were banned and a criminal case was opened against him, many influential people of the country sent their children to the commune for “treatment”, and also supported it financially and with the help of connections. Among them were E. Uspensky, R. Bykov, V. Shainsky, Y. Golovanov, party functionaries, scientists and many others.