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Love: A Summer Assignment
This is a story about a shy and timid counselor at the Orlyonok children’s camp, who is afraid more than anything else in the world to confess his love to a girl named Masha. The counselor is helped by the pioneer Shishkin — a prankster and a joker.
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This is a story about a shy and timid counselor at the Orlyonok children’s camp, who is afraid more than anything else in the world to confess his love to a girl named Masha. The counselor is helped by the pioneer Shishkin — a prankster and a joker.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alexey Nuzhnyy, Darya Shatalova, Anastasiya Petrochuk
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