Since old days and till the present time, adults have been frightening children with Boogie Man. When I was a little boy, I loved spending summer evenings, looking at the dark sky. In it, lit a large moon and flying bats. I did not want to sleep, so I took the veil, raised it above my head, and spun it around the room. I used to jump with a blanket on the bed, and then jump out off it. I thought that when bats see how I was trying to fly, they will fly into my room and teach me how to fly. But instead of bats entering my room, my mother entered. I couldn't persuade her in any possible way, to allow me to stay for only an hour to run and jump. After hearing all of my requests, my mother said "Sandy, go to bed, or else Boogie Man will come and take you with him!" This was enough for me to quickly jump into bed and cover with a blanket so that I could only see my eyes and red forelock. I always wondered if anyone has ever seen Boogie Man. I asked the parents and the kids in the yard, but they just shook their heads. I've even started to think that Boogie Man was invented, until one day my grandfather told me a story and I want to share it with you, my little friend.
About the Author: Andriana Tant, natural-born Tatiana Andreeva. She was in born in Petrovskoe, a little Ukrainian town in Lugansk region on the second of March 1985. Throughout her youth, she spent her time moving from Ukraine to Russia and vice versa. When she was sixteen years old, her dad tragically passed away. He was buried in Petrovskoe, which made Andriana choose to live in Ukraine above all. Since childhood, Andriana liked to write stories. In the beginning, she wrote verses and short stories. At twelve years of age, she wrote her first book into two big copybooks. That book was about adventures of a friendly company of kids traveling in parallel worlds. Alas, that book was lost while she was moving from Russia to Ukraine. Andriana graduated from the secondary school and decided to study at the Institute of Culture. Her mother tried to dissuade her. She explained to Andriana that a creative person does not have a chance for realization in Ukraine. Andriana made the decision to study at the technological university whence she became an applied programmer. After graduating from the university and frequent changing jobs, Andriana's creative personal ambitions prevailed over all. Since then, she devoted much time to writing books and scripts.