Crown of Thieves: Elidor Trilogy, Volume I (v. 1)

Alan Garner of Eridor. I think that this is Alan Garner - Elidor. It started with four children - Roland, Helen, Nicholas, and David, they entered the ruins church and was brought to Elliot. They bring back the four "treasures" of their world, they generate static electricity and affect the appliances. The television and radio - the car engine will start up automatically, then the electric razor, then the hood mixer and washing machine will start up. They found a broken kettle with a picture of a unicorn. Later they saw a unicorn named Findhorn.

A year later, Elidor woke up deep inside Maddoc's fortress. A thin crown is sitting on his head. That magic keeps his body life, but its redemption pays a price. When Elidor tried to remove the crown from an evil wizard, he found himself pulling himself back to the most scared place: his own past

So, when my family began watching the first season of Netflix's "Crown" last year, I did not want to get involved. The capital "crown" is the same story as "Downton Manor". The spoiled spoiled are trapped in an outdated, useless British agency that has been slowly declining for a long time due to modernization and the growing awareness that these people are useless fool I will notice. Under the influence of anxiety, our idiots try to prove that their existence is correct. They are faced with increasingly smaller bets and more and more evidence indicates that royal life is not important. As an American, watching the show is an extended exercise of self-hatred. Because you care about what actually happens to the character and you know that you really can not give it to sexual intercourse.

Netflix's "The Crown" is the perfect program for the era when the boundaries between fiction and television disappear.