The book of Alexandra Ilf, the daughter of the outstanding satirist Ilya Ilf, takes the reader to all Moscow addresses of Ilf and Petrov, introduces their circle of communication, talks about family life: how they lived, who was invited to visit, what conversations they had in their home circle. "I want," writes A. Ilf, "not only to unfold in front of you a map of Moscow indicating Ilfo-Petrovsky" places of residence"but also to show how everyday problems and everyday difficulties convey the living features of the era, allow you to feel the bygone time, almost touch it with your hands." The book, which is a kind of continuation of the album "Moscow and Muscovites in photographs of Ilya Ilf," published by the Lomonosov publishing house, includes a large number of illustrations, including family photographs taken by Ilf himself.