find, well, better options than it is now, and by the way, there were many such opinions that dmytro feliksov promoting his bookstore in such a way, with such black pr, such constant scandals, i don’t know how effective it is, we'll see you have to go and see if there are queues to his bookstore, by the way, he... to open a whole range of bookstores, which will simply be the most popular in this country, well, okay, i, for example, am always in favor of increasing bookstores by popularizing reading, any, almost, by almost any methods, and then i will also say something pleasant, today in the theater, in the young theater , the premiere of the musical cabaret starts, this is a musical that is probably considered the most expensive in the young theater, to me the artistic director, andriy bilaus, on rehearsals, i asked him, he said that yes, it is the most expensive, probably the project of their theater, and the production was made by a famous director, olena kolyadenko, now you can see the footage from the rehearsal we were at, but don’t pay attention, the costumes should be completely differ

still have it going on here is this discussion, if you remember these constant scandals with dmytro feliksovner of a very fashionable bookstore where we are beautiful... he has ambitions to create the most popular chain of bookstores, which will simply turn our book market upside down, everyone laughs at him this dmytro feliksov , but he still stands his ground, we will definitely follow him, but it all started, well, before the opening of his bookstore, and because his friend told marketers that ukrainians don't read much, and in general it's... a nightmare and for a certain time there were sociological studies that indicated, that interpreted , more precisely, many people, as well, as a betrayal, that ukrainians do not read much, maybe the phrase itself is not read much, it is kind of simple, probably that this is a more difficult question, but still, do you think that we have this problem with, well , this selection of readers, or is it not all bad after all, because... of course, ukrainians read less than us, that is, ukrainians read less than many of our neighbors, certainly for the bri

dmytro feliksov with the owner of a very fashionable bookstore with beautiful furniture, he has ambitionst popular chain of bookstores that will simply turn our book market upside down, everyone laughs at him about this dmytro feliksov, but he still stands his ground , we will definitely follow him, but it all started, well, before the opening of his bookstore and from the fact that his friend, a marketer in mr. deriv said that ukrainians don't read much, and in general it's a nightmare, a nightmare and for some time there were sociological studies, yes, which pointed out, which interpreted, or rather many people, as well, as a betrayal, that ukrainians don't read much, maybe the phrase itself reads little, she is kind of naive, probably that this is a more difficult question, but all the same, do you think we have this problem with, well, not the choice of this read. isn't it all bad after all? of course, ukrainians read less than we, that is, ukrainians, read less than many of our neighbors, certainly than the british, americans, germans, french, and so on. there are, of course, those w