Boris Petrovich Yulegin in his new book talks about modern Estonia. About its achievements and problems, about the attitude of Estonian residents to the law and government. And about the attitude of power to people. Of particular interest is the comparison of identical processes taking place in Russia and Estonia. The author deliberately avoids lengthy discussions about politics, preferring the analysis of human relationships and their historical basis. The inquisitive reader will find in the book many interesting, and often funny facts that make up the mosaic modern life in Estonia. The author does not seek to impose his point of view on pressing issues. Thus, the reader is given the opportunity to draw his own conclusions and determine for himself the most likely prospects for the development of our countries and relations between them.